India’s largest import commodity in Agriculture
- Edible Vegetable Oils are India’s largest agricultural imports, followed by wood and wood products & Pulses sharing the 34%, 18%, 18%.
Commodity | Import (2008) |
Vegetable Oils Fixed (Edible) | 10301.09 |
Wood & Wood Products | 5456.6 |
Pulses | 5374.94 |
Wheat | 2657.51 |
Fruits & Nuts Excluding Cashew Nuts | 1858.39 |
Cashew Nuts | 1714.75 |
Spices | 973.64 |
Cotton (Raw & Waste) | 912.14 |
Cereal Preparation | 161.83 |
Oil Seeds | 149.32 |
Jute (Raw) | 148.01 |
Tea | 130.95 |
Milk & Cream | 28.96 |
Other Cereals | 19.34 |
Vegetable & Animal fats | 12.48 |
Sugar | 5.87 |
Rice | 0.42 |
Total Agricultural Imports | 29906.24 |
Total National Imports | 1012311.70 |
% Share of Agricultural Import in | 2.95 |
Director General of Commercial Intelligence & Statistics, Ministry of Commerce, Kolkata. | |
All Data March 2008, Values in ` Crore |
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January 20, 2018 at 8:30 pmthat’s not good for Indian economic health