Top 5 Spice Importing Countries

 

Indian food is very famous all over the world because of its taste, aroma, unique color and flavor. One of the major reasons for tourists to visit India is the variety that they get here in their cuisines with different tastes. The secret behind this tasty flavor of Indian food is its rich spices. India is the world’s largest consumer, producer and exporter of spices in several countries around the world. According to stats, in 2021, the total spice production was around 10.4 million metric tons. There are many countries who import spices from India like the USA, UAE, UK, Hong Kong, Australia and many more. In fact, the total export from India was US$ 1.68 billion in April to August 2021 and it was US$ 312.57 million in August 2021 alone.

India produces a variety of spices like pepper, turmeric, cardamom and cumin etc. Today, the European population also wants to consume these spices because they are also aware of their benefits. Spices like turmeric, black cardamom, carom seeds and many more are very useful for our health. They cure half of our health problems. Today, Indian spices are exported to 185 countries out of 195 and those who did not import from India are also now very eager to open their markets for Indian spices. The details of five topmost spice importing countries are given below:-

THE USA

The USA features among the top countries importing spices from India. There are many Indians who live in the USA and as we know, the USA is a superpower where we can get everything. We can also find many Indian restaurants there. There are many Indian spices which are used in U.S.A Cuisines like pepper, coriander, cardamom, ginger, nutmeg, turmeric and many more for their dishes like cheese curds, garlic bread, pot pies etc.

United Kingdom

The wide range of spices make Indian cuisine so popular. In the U.K, Indian food is very popular. Maybe, the population of Indians could be a major factor. After three years of declining period, In 2019, we had seen massive growth in the U.K spice market. The popular spices in the U.K are Chilli, Coriander, Ginger etc.

Hong Kong

Hong Kong imports about 83% of the imports of turmeric from India. India exports spices like nutmeg, mace, cardamom, turmeric etc. to Hong Kong. Indian spices have shown a massive rise among the Hong Kong population.

THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

UAE is the 4th largest spice importer country of India. India exported 1,15,400 tonnes of spice to UAE, valued of $ 200 million in 2020-2021. UAE and India share good relations with each other in the trade market. Spices are an essential part of UAE cuisines. Most probably, we are the same people in terms of taste, race, color, food, ethics. Most popular cuisines of UAE are Maj boos and Kabsa which includes a variety of spices like cardamom, cinnamon, saffron, nutmeg etc.

Australia

Australians are buying value added spice products from India like curry powder, chillies for a better taste. According to recent stats, in 2021, Australia's export of spices was 2 million.

How to export spices to these countries from India?

These countries have been the major markets of Indian spices. Today, the whole world is connected digitally so everyone wants to connect with genuine buyers. Tradologie.com - World’s 1st global procurement solution for food products, enables you to export spices to verified buyers. This is a platform where no physical presence is required.

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