Kenya is a growing market for Indian agricultural exports, with increasing demand for products like cereals, sugars, and vegetables.
Bilateral trade between India and Kenya reached $4.31 billion in FY26, marking a 24.91% increase from the previous year. This growth reflects strengthening economic ties and expanding market access for Indian agricultural products.
China competes with India in supplying cereals to Kenya, often offering lower prices due to subsidies, which can impact India's market share.
South Africa exports a significant amount of vegetables to Kenya, known for high-quality produce that appeals to Kenyan consumers.
| HS code | Product | Duty | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1006 | Rice | 25% | Kenya imposes a 25% import duty on rice, which can affect the competitiveness of Indian rice exports. |
| 0713 | Leguminous vegetables, dried | 10% | A 10% import duty is applied to dried leguminous vegetables, impacting pricing strategies for Indian exporters. |
| 0712 | Vegetables, dried, whole, cut | 15% | A 15% import duty is levied on dried vegetables, influencing the pricing of Indian exports. |
A detailed bill from the seller to the buyer, listing the goods sold and their prices.
A document detailing the contents of each package in the shipment.
A contract between the shipper and carrier, acknowledging receipt of goods for shipment.
Certifies the country where the goods were manufactured.
Issued by the exporting country's agricultural department, confirming the goods are free from pests and diseases.
Sea freight from Mumbai to Mombasa typically takes 14-21 days, with an average cost of $1,500 per 20-foot container.
| Product | India mandi rate | Kenya landed price | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rice | $500/ton | $650/ton | $150/ton |
| Dried Legumes | $700/ton | $800/ton | $100/ton |
| Dried Vegetables | $600/ton | $690/ton | $90/ton |
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