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Agri exports to hit $100 bn by 2030: Trade secretary
Financial Express Mumbai
|January 09, 2024
INDIA'S AGRICULTURE EXPORTS are expected to double to $100 billion in 2030 driven by readyto-eat segment that has a huge potential, commerce secretary Sunil Barthwal said on Monday.
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"I am very sure that the $50 billion exports of India today will see a doubling of our exports by 2030 to almost $100 billion," Barthwal said at inauguration the of the 7th edition of IndusFood Show 2024 here. It is the largest food and beverage show in South Asia.
The secretary said that areas like the ready-to-eat food segment have huge potential to grow.
This story is from the January 09, 2024 edition of Financial Express Mumbai.
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