The exports of many agricultural commodities from India have increased. It contains horticultural crops such as spices, coffee, tobacco and tea. Exports of these crops reached $ 9.16 billion in 2024-25, which was 17 percent higher than $ 8 billion in the previous year. About 16 per cent of the total agricultural exports of India are plantation crops. The country’s total agricultural exports were $ 50 billion in 2023-24.
According to the latest Commerce Ministry data, exports increased by 4.7 per cent to $ 4.45 billion by $ 4.25 billion in 2025. Tea exports increased by 10.8 per cent to $ 0.92 billion, which was $ 0.83 billion last year.
Large up in tobacco exports
Similarly, tobacco exports were 36.6 percent strong, which increased from $ 1.45 billion to $ 1.98 billion. Coffee exports rose 40.3 per cent to $ 1.81 billion to $ 1.29 billion.
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Tobacco exports, which were $ 0.88 billion from $ 0.98 billion to $ 0.98 billion, crossed $ 1 billion for the first time in 2022-23, an industrial expert said. In 2025, it reached about $ 2 billion.
The expert said, “India’s total agricultural exports were $ 50 billion in 2023-24, $ 54.78 billion in 2022-23. However, according to initial values, it was improved by 2025.
In this 5 countries sales increased
Source Tobacco Exports increased from 22 822 million to $ 1.05 billion in 2023-24 by 2022-23. On the contrary, the low growth of the ready tobacco (such as cigarettes), which increased from $ 3910 million to 70 3970 million. In 2025, the government has not yet released a separate data for Raw and prepared tobacco. By 2023-24, the highly exported tobacco was exported to Belgium, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Russia and Egypt.
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