Indian Agriculture and food products had risen in demand globally. Mohit Singla remarked that the supportive domestic ecosystem created by a policy will be an additional force. There is a boost in demand for India’s agricultural products like rice, spices, and essential oils which are helping domestic traders to stimulate shipments to the US, TPCI said on Thursday. According to the Promotion Council of India (TPCI), the exports have been accumulated by 15 percent this July.

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Mohit Singla TPCI Chairman in a statement said that “There is a surge in demand of Indian rice, spices, and vegetables, including essential oils, soybean meal, cake and some extracts for medical use,” He also said that food and Agri products of India have been glimpsing a sustainable explosion in demand during the pandemic. Singla reported that the validating domestic ecosystem created by a strategy push will further see Indian Agri and food products surge in demand globally. Global trade shows signs of a rebound from COVID-19 as per the WTO's latest conclusion. The performance of the trade for the year to date transcended ambitions due to an explosion in June and July as the lockdowns were alleviated and financial activity accelerated

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Respectively, exports of rice and spices in July stood at USD 34 million and USD 24 million, Similarly, exports of vegetable juices and extracts for medical use; essential oils; and soybean meal stood at USD 24 million, USD 23 million, and USD 21 million, According to TPCI data India sold 33,500 tonnes of rice to the US in July.

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