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India Sees 25% Rise in Millet Exports to EU in Current Quarter
Exports of millet and finger millet to the EU grew by 25% in the current quarter, reflecting rising global demand for India's traditional grains.
India's exports of millet and finger millet to the European Union increased by 25% in the current quarter, marking a record rise in the country's traditional grain trade.
The surge reflects growing global demand for these staple grains, which are known for their nutritional value and versatility.
Trade officials noted that the uptick is part of a broader trend of increasing exports of Indian cereals to international markets.
The data underscores India's expanding role in the global food supply chain and highlights the potential for further growth in the sector.
The surge reflects growing global demand for these staple grains, which are known for their nutritional value and versatility.
Trade officials noted that the uptick is part of a broader trend of increasing exports of Indian cereals to international markets.
The data underscores India's expanding role in the global food supply chain and highlights the potential for further growth in the sector.