Bajra Export From India 2026 Market Overview & Trends

India's export value peaked in 2023 at $42.9M before declining to $38.1M in 2024.
Despite a drop in total quantity to 79.5M units in 2024, the overall five-year trend shows significant growth compared to the $24.9M recorded in 2020, suggesting a long-term upward trajectory in market value despite recent fluctuations.

The United Arab Emirates leads as the top destination with an import value of $5.92M, followed closely by Nepal at $5.85M.
Other key markets include Saudi Arabia ($4.54M) and the United States ($3.35M), highlighting a diverse geographical reach across the Middle East, Asia, and North America.

Algeria and Germany are emerging as high-growth partners, with rates of 2.53% and 2.36% respectively.
While Nepal remains a high-value importer, its growth has stabilized at 0.08%, contrasting with the accelerating momentum seen in North African and European markets during 2024.

The product category Cereals; millet, seed (HS100820) remains the dominant export pillar, generating $38.09M in 2024.
This category encompasses key sub-codes 100821 and 100829, reflecting its central role in India's cereal export portfolio and its significant contribution to total trade value.