India’s parboiled, raw rice exports dip for 4th month in a row in May
India’s exports of parboiled and raw non-basmati rice fell for the fourth consecutive month in May 2025, driven by weak demand from African nations with surplus stocks. This decline persists despite the easing of export restrictions in September 2024. Meanwhile, geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran threaten basmati exports, which together account for 14% of India’s basmati rice trade.
India’s exports of parboiled rice and raw rice, the two major components in non-basmati rice exports, have dropped for the fourth month running in May 2025 due to tepid demand from African nations who have cut down on purchases due to surplus stocks.
The dip in export has come despite India lifting almost all the restrictions on overseas shipments from September 2024.
The dip in non basmati rice exports come amid concerns over Israel-Iran conflict impacting basmati rice exports as well.
According to a CRISIL report, Iran and Israel accounted for almost 14 per cent of India’s basmati rice exports .
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Source : Business Standard
