Oman is a significant market for Indian agricultural exports, offering duty-free access under the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA).
The CEPA, effective June 2026, grants duty-free access for 99.38% of India's exports to Oman, enhancing competitiveness. This includes agricultural products like honey, cashews, and basmati rice. The agreement is expected to boost India's agricultural exports to Oman, which have been growing steadily.
Competes with India in rice exports to Oman, offering competitive pricing and established trade routes.
Supplies bananas to Oman, often at lower prices due to proximity and favorable trade terms.
Exports onions to Oman, benefiting from lower production costs and established market presence.
| HS code | Product | Duty | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100630 | Basmati Rice | 0% | Under CEPA, basmati rice exports from India to Oman are duty-free, enhancing price competitiveness. |
| 080390 | Bananas | 0% | Banana exports from India to Oman enjoy zero-duty access under the CEPA, facilitating increased trade. |
| 070310 | Onions | 0% | Onion exports from India to Oman are now duty-free, thanks to the CEPA, promoting market growth. |
Certifies the origin of goods, ensuring eligibility for duty-free treatment under CEPA.
Ensures that agricultural products meet Oman's health and safety standards.
Details the transaction between exporter and importer, necessary for customs clearance.
Provides details on the contents of each package, aiding in efficient customs processing.
Sea freight from Mumbai to Muscat typically takes 7-10 days, with costs around $1,500 per 20-foot container.
| Product | India mandi rate | Oman landed price | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basmati Rice | $800/ton | $1,000/ton | +25% |
| Bananas | $300/ton | $400/ton | +33% |
| Onions | $200/ton | $250/ton | +25% |
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