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  India is the world's leading producer of Basmati rice and its share in the total global production is about 55% as there are limited basmati producing regions in the world. Demand for basmati is increasing nowadays not only in India but also in major countries like Japan, USA, Germany and others. A variety of Export promotions have been launched by the Indian Government to boost export of basmati rice. Production of basmati rice in India India is one of the largest basmati rice exporters in the world. The total production of basmati rice is estimated at 4.1 million tonnes and is expected to reach 5 million tonnes by 2018-19. A report by MarketResearchFuture.com titled ‘India Basmati Rice Market Research Report - Forecast to 2023’, states that the market for India Basmati Rice will grow at a CAGR of 8.48%, and the yield rate is expected to increase from approximately 2,500 kg/ha in 2017 to 3045 kg/ha by 2023. The average paddy yield rate in India has shown a positive trend

  The Import Export Business is one of the most profitable businesses in India. These days many people have started this business but they have no idea what they are doing. The good thing with the Import Export Business is that you can start it from your home or office. You don't have to travel that much and when you are done, you can always go back home. If you want to start an Import Export Business , here is the simple procedure: Seek advice from a friend who has been successful in this business; Talk with your friends and patrons; Choose a location where you will set up your business; Get your company permit from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry; Get the Insurance Certificate from the National Insurance Corporation (NIC); Get your bond money from the Bank; Buy some materials for packing and storing your products; Invest for three months on rent for a room or office in a commercial building; Arrange for the importation of goods into India and export of

Rice has been the most important food crop in India. According to the statistics of 2016-17, India produced a total of 111.18 million tonnes of rice, which was around 33% of the world's production. The states of West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, and Punjab make up for the majority of rice production. Rice is also the staple food for a majority of Indians and hence is being consumed in a very large quantity. India is one of the major exporters of Basmati rice across the globe. Tradologie.com is an online B2B marketplace that offers traditional basmati rice by renowned manufacturers and suppliers across India at wholesale prices to importers across the globe. So why should you import traditional basmati rice from India through Tradologie.com? Here are 5 reasons: 1. High Quality:  India is known for its high-quality basmati rice both in terms of aroma, size as well as taste. Indian basmati rice has a unique aroma and taste which differentiates it from other variet

  The global market of sugar reached a volume of 193.2 Million tons in 2020. Sugar is used across the world for innumerable food. In addition to offering a sweet taste, sugar performs different other functions in the food industry.   It is used for fast food, candy, baked products, convenience foods etc. Sugar is one of the most important agri commodities in the world, which is widely consumed by people across the world. Top Sugar export countries that had a larger value of trade in 2019 were Brazil ($5.32B), Thailand ($3.04B), India ($1.45B), Australia ($985M) and Mexico ($839M). According to the IMARC (International Mining and Resources Conference) group, the global sugar market will continue to grow during the forecast period 2021-2026 . Indian Sugar Export According to ISMA (Indian Sugar Mills Association), during October-December 2021, Indian sugar exports jumped nearly 17 lakh tonnes on higher demand from the international market. According to AISTA (All India Sugar Trade

  India is the world's largest producer and exporter of black pepper . It is also one of the few countries in the world which produces both black as well as white pepper. Pepper is a perennial climber with woody stems and dark green leaves. The spikes are slender and cylindrical, about 4 to 5 cm long and 1 cm thick. The individual fruits are small, round berries about 4 mm in diameter and contain a single seed each. Black Pepper has a pungent aroma and sharp pungent taste. White Pepper is prepared by removing the outer skin of the unripe fruit before drying it. Organic spices are grown in India mainly as an intercrop along with coconut, arecanut, coffee, cardamom etc. In Kerala, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, pepper is grown mainly on slopes of hills from sea level to an altitude of about 1500 metres under natural shade of evergreen trees like rubber, teakwood etc. In Orissa too pepper cultivation is quite popular but not to such extent as it is in Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.