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Top 7 Agricultural Products Exported by India

India has emerged as a strong player in the global agriculture sector, particularly in the rice trade. Every grain of rice, aromatic spice, and delicious fruit exported reflects the country's commitment to reliability and competitiveness. These products are in high demand internationally due to their quality and unique flavors, which are characteristic of Indian agriculture.

As India continues to make waves in the global market, its agricultural exports are more than just transactions; they represent a narrative of excellence, resilience, and a consistent contribution to the ever-evolving landscape of international agriculture.

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You Can't Ignore China

You can’t ignore China these days. In fact, you never really could. It’s the largest fertiliser market, and its behaviour is closely watched by all participants in the industry.  

Recently, I’ve felt like I’m losing sight of what’s happening in China. As I’ve stated before, much of what goes on seems to occur behind closed doors. When faced with such uncertainty, I often turn to trusted contacts for insights. This time, I reached out to Kun Yang, a friend who lives and works in China and has a deep understanding of the Chinese market. My question to him was simple: *Am I imagining that China's export policy for key products like urea, DAP, and MAP is gradually moving towards reduced exports year after year?*  

Kun kindly explained the situation. The Chinese government began implementing the CIQ policy for fertilisers like urea in 2021. Back then, international prices were high, and the policy aimed to curb prices and secure domestic supply. During the pandemic years, foreign grain exports to China declined, prompting the government to prioritise food security. This led to a series of policies designed to expand planting areas and improve efficiency, such as the "returning forest to farmland" initiative and the promotion of dense planting techniques to boost yield per hectare. These measures significantly increased domestic demand for fertilisers.  

Between 2021 and October 2024, demand consistently exceeded supply, resulting in a backwardation structure for both futures and spot prices. However, with increased production investment and export restrictions this year, the market has shifted to a contango structure, where supply now exceeds demand.  

Kun noted that from 2021 to 2024, China actively pursued policies to reduce exports, and this was successfully implemented. However, with domestic prices now very low, nearing cash flow cost levels, it is likely that after the spring planting season in 2025, export restrictions will ease to absorb surplus production capacity.  

This insight provides a valuable glimpse into the situation. Beyond the Chinese market, I believe there are two other critical factors to monitor:  

Gas prices: with Russian gas no longer flowing through Ukraine to the EU, the world is experiencing a redistribution of gas supplies. This shift benefits China, as more Russian gas is now directed towards the East. However, EU consumers are forced to either halt production or rely on LPG, driving up costs. While Q1 looks bullish for fertiliser producers, beyond that, the interplay between Chinese supply and global gas prices will be key.  

Agricultural commodity prices and affordability ratios: at present, particularly in the phosphates sector, affordability ratios are poor for farmers. If we see divergent trends—such as falling nitrogen prices and rising agricultural commodity prices—demand for fertilisers will likely pick up. Even if crop prices remain flat, lower fertiliser prices could stimulate demand as farmers find costs more manageable.  

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UK wheat markets likely to return above £200/t in early 2025

A bullish outlook for wheat in the first half of 2025 could drive up grain markets, with some industry forecasts predicting UK prices may hit £210/t next spring. Tighter global wheat stocks are projected to support trade in the new year, with less grain available from many of the major exporting nations. Independent grain marketing advisers CRM AgriCommodities suggested that the wheat supply…

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Malaysia leverages cutting-edge tech and certification standards to propel sustainability agenda

Malaysia is leveraging cutting-edge technology and rigorous certification standards to position itself as a global leader in sustainability, particularly within the agricommodity sector, said Deputy Plantation and Commodities Minister Datuk Chan Foong Hin. Speaking at the Sustainable Action Conference 2024 (SAC2024) today, he highlighted the country’s commitment to balancing economic growth with…

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UAE: Agri-Commodity Market Overview

UAE is a global center for Agri- trading. The UAE Economy has rapidly grown in the past few years. Most of its economic success goes to oil exports, the other industries such as agriculture are not that successful because of the scarcity of water reserves, poor soil, high temperature, low rainfall. This is the reason that it imports most of its food products from other countries. The major commodities that UAE imports from other countries are processed meat, fresh vegetables and fresh fruits. India is a major source of agri commodities for UAE like rice, Cashew, dairy products, Cocoa products, Floriculture, fresh vegetables, processed meat, Cereal preparations, fresh fruits.

 How Agriculture Sector of UAE has revived in the past few years

 According to reliable sources, in the early 1990s, the Agriculture sector of UAE contributed less than 4 percent of its GDP. However, agricultural activity has been the most popular among Emirati people. There have been few areas of farming like Diqdaqah in Ras Al Khaimah, Falak al Mualla in Umm al Quwain, the coastal area of Fujairah, WadiadhDhayd in Sharjah, Al Awir in Dubai and Al Ain and Liwa Oasis in Abu Dhabi. There were lots of obstacles also that UAE faced in agriculture sector such as environmental conditions, water crisis that had affected development. Due to these obstacles, the government had decided to take some steps to increase production of agri-commodities. They decided to give a 50% subsidy on fertilizers, seeds and pesticides. It resulted in the rapid growth of agriculture was seen during the 1990s. Apart from these types of farming, there has been an increase in production of fishing and poultry with local dairies, which meet 92% of its population demand.

 There has always been a problem of the scarcity of water reserves. The UAE has made so many efforts to increase the cultivable area but unfortunately, it resulted in an increase in water and soil salinity. But today, the country has set a vision to shift towards sustainable agriculture. The UAE Agriculture sector adopts the latest technologies and modern irrigation systems. Currently, there are several organic vegetarian farms, manufacturing facilities, and also animal production farms. These changes have been seen in the UAE agriculture sector during COVID-19 pandemic, when some agri-commodity exporting countries have banned trade of basic food items.

 UAE: Agri Commodities Trade with India

 UAE has always been a big destination for India’s Agri based business. According to reliable sources, in 2019, India exported at least USD 38 billion of agricultural products to Middle East countries such as UAE, Bahrain, Cyprus, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the Syrian Arab Republic, Turkey, Yemen. These countries have always been one of India’s largest markets for export. Recently, UAE has launched an e-market platform , Agriota that will reduce the gap between Indian farmers and the Gulf food Industry. The motive of this platform is to give an opportunity to Indian farmers to connect directly with UAE food processing companies.

 How B2B Platforms help traders in trade globally

 Tradologie.com – world’s 1st next generation B2B platforms facilitating trade in Agri-commodities and food products. It works by arranging live negotiations between verified sellers and buyers across the globe. They allow them to negotiate in real-time over prices, quality, quantity and finalize deals without any interruption of third person. Connect with Tradologie.com and discover new way to trade.UAE is a global center for Agri- trading. The UAE Economy has rapidly grown in the past few years. Most of its economic success goes to oil exports, the other industries such as agriculture are not that successful because of the scarcity of water reserves, poor soil, high temperature, low rainfall. This is the reason that it imports most of its food products from other countries. The major commodities that UAE imports from other countries are processed meat, fresh vegetables and fresh fruits. India is a major source of agri commodities for UAE like rice, Cashew, dairy products, Cocoa products, Floriculture, fresh vegetables, processed meat, Cereal preparations, fresh fruits.  How Agriculture Sector of UAE has revived in the past few years According to reliable sources, in the early 1990s, the Agriculture sector of UAE contributed less than 4 percent of its GDP. However, agricultural activity has been the most popular among Emirati people. There have been few areas of farming like Diqdaqah in Ras Al Khaimah, Falak al Mualla in Umm al Quwain, the coastal area of Fujairah, WadiadhDhayd in Sharjah, Al Awir in Dubai and Al Ain and Liwa Oasis in Abu Dhabi. There were lots of obstacles also that UAE faced in agriculture sector such as environmental conditions, water crisis that had affected development. Due to these obstacles, the government had decided to take some steps to increase production of agri-commodities. They decided to give a 50% subsidy on fertilizers, seeds and pesticides. It resulted in the rapid growth of agriculture was seen during the 1990s. Apart from these types of farming, there has been an increase in production of fishing and poultry with local dairies, which meet 92% of its population demand. There has always been a problem of the scarcity of water reserves. The UAE has made so many efforts to increase the cultivable area but unfortunately, it resulted in an increase in water and soil salinity. But today, the country has set a vision to shift towards sustainable agriculture. The UAE Agriculture sector adopts the latest technologies and modern irrigation systems. Currently, there are several organic vegetarian farms, manufacturing facilities, and also animal production farms. These changes have been seen in the UAE agriculture sector during COVID-19 pandemic, when some agri-commodity exporting countries have banned trade of basic food items.  UAE: Agri Commodities Trade with India UAE has always been a big destination for India’s Agri based business. According to reliable sources, in 2019, India exported at least USD 38 billion of agricultural products to Middle East countries such as UAE, Bahrain, Cyprus, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the Syrian Arab Republic, Turkey, Yemen. These countries have always been one of India’s largest markets for export. Recently, UAE has launched an e-market platform , Agriota that will reduce the gap between Indian farmers and the Gulf food Industry. The motive of this platform is to give an opportunity to Indian farmers to connect directly with UAE food processing companies.  How B2B Platforms help traders in trade globally  Tradologie.com – world’s 1st next generation B2B platforms facilitating trade in Agri-commodities and food products. It works by arranging live negotiations between verified sellers and buyers across the globe. They allow them to negotiate in real-time over prices, quality, quantity and finalize deals without any interruption of third person. Connect with Tradologie.com and discover new way to trade.

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The commodities which posted significant positive growth in exports were wheat, non basmati rice, soya meal, spices, sugar, raw cotton, fresh and processed vegetables and alcoholic beverages.

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Agri-commodities export jumps 43% to Rs 53,626 cr during April-September 2020 from year-ago period

Agri-commodities export jumps 43% to Rs 53,626 cr during April-September 2020 from year-ago period

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The government had recently announced Agri Infra Fund of Rs 1 lakh crore.

Export of essential agri commodities for April-September, 2020 period has increased 43.4 per cent to Rs 53,626.6 crore vis-à-vis Rs 37,397.3 crore for the year-ago period, Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare said in a statement on Saturday. Groundnut with 35 per cent growth, refined sugar seeing 104 per cent…

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Impact of Maize Price Surge on Ethanol Production

The surge in maize prices in India highlights the complex relationship between government policies, market forces, environmental factors and agricultural commodities. To ensure the sustainability of agricultural markets and ethanol production, proactive measures and collaborative efforts are needed.

Policymakers should promote crop diversification to reduce reliance on a single crop, allowing farmers to adapt to changing market conditions and weather patterns. Investing in sustainable farming practices can increase productivity while minimizing environmental impact. Collaboration between government, industry, and farmers is crucial for effective implementation.

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A Perfect Storm of 2007-2008

The same book I referred several days ago - Nate Silver’s The Signal and the Noise: The Art and Science of Prediction - returned be back in 2007-2008.  The rollercoaster of those years  was my first taste of such extreme market volatility. In just a few months, prices of fertilisers, phosphate rock, and sulphur soared to record highs, took a brief pause in the summer, and then collapsed spectacularly from September onwards.

So, what drove that wild ride? To me, there were three or four key factors that created this perfect storm.

First, crude oil prices. In mid-2008, oil surged to over $140 per barrel, driven by booming global demand and geopolitical tensions. With energy being a cornerstone of fertiliser production, the ripple effect was inevitable. Higher oil prices meant higher costs for producers-and ultimately, higher prices for buyers.

Second, grain markets. Global grain inventories were at historic lows after several years of strong demand and poor harvests. Countries like India, Vietnam, and Russia imposed export restrictions on key staples like rice and wheat, tightening global supplies and sending prices soaring. Fertiliser demand naturally followed, as farmers scrambled to boost yields.

Third, commodities as an asset class. 2007-2008 marked the peak of speculative mania. Hedge funds and institutional investors flocked to commodities, betting on rising prices. I still remember that feeling of triumph when we looked at the pile of granular sulphur we’d stored in Brazil. But we were late to liquidate, and the market turned faster than we could react. With low interest rates and a weakening US dollar, commodities seemed like the perfect hedge against inflation - until they weren’t.

And finally, emotionally driven trading. Around 90% of trades at the time were pure speculation. Trading houses were snapping up anything they could get their hands on-fertilisers, raw materials, you name it. The frenzy created chaos and, inevitably, defaults. Even one of India’s DOF-authorised agencies reportedly failed to fulfil obligations in a urea import tender.

What did we learn from all this? The 2007-2008 boom wasn’t just about supply and demand. It was a cocktail of high energy prices, speculative money, supply chain bottlenecks, and emotionally charged trading decisions. A true "perfect storm” - one that reshaped the fertiliser market and left a trail of hard lessons for those of us who lived through it.

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Silver trading range for the day is 40170-40896

Silver prices ended with weekly gains as dollar weakness continued following a recent bout of softer inflation data. St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President James Bullard said aggressive rate increases would risk nipping off U.S. business investment. Bond market investors remain confident the Fed will hike rates in June, but less sure of prospects for rate hikes in September and December.

Trading Ideas:

* Silver trading range for the day is 40170-40896. 

* Silver prices ended with weekly gains as dollar weakness continued following a recent bout of softer inflation data. 

* Weaker inflation data seen earlier in the week continued to drive direction, prompting traders to scale back their expectations for a faster pace of Federal Reserve rate hikes.  

* US data showed import prices rose 0.3% in April, compared to a 0.2% dip in March, and missing forecasts of a 0.5% rise.

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