North India Statesman
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Indian Exports: When America increased the tariff burden on Indian goods, many people felt that there would be a major impact on India’s exports. But this did not happen. In contrast, India found customers in new countries and demand for textiles, jewelery and marine products increased rapidly. New data from the Commerce Ministry shows that there has been a significant increase in India’s exports between January and September 2025. The popularity of Indian goods has increased, especially in the countries of Asia, Europe and West Asia.
15.6% increase in marine product exports
Seafood exports increased by 15.6% to $4.83 billion during the period. The US is still the largest market at $1.44 billion, but new countries have also emerged:
– Vietnam: increase of more than 100%
– Belgium: 73% increase
– Thailand: 54% increase
Demand has also increased rapidly in China, Japan and Malaysia.
Textile exports increased by 1.23% to more than $28 billion
India also found new markets in the textile sector. Demand for clothing increased in the United Arab Emirates, Peru, Nigeria, Egypt and Poland. Key statistics:
– UAE: 8.6% increase
– Netherlands: 11.8% increase
– Poland: 24% increase
– Egypt: 24.5% increase
Jewelery exports increased by 1.24% to $22.73 billion
Gems and jewelery exports also remained strong. It increased by 1.24% in the first half of the year. significant increase:
– UAE: 37.7%
– South Korea: 134%
– Saudi Arabia: 68%
– Canada: 41%
These figures show that India has reduced its dependence on America and strengthened its position in the global market. Trade relations with new countries are expected to become stronger in the future.
