Spain is a growing market for Indian agricultural exports, with significant opportunities in spices, nuts, and dried vegetables.
In 2025-26, India's exports to Spain increased by 45.31%, reaching $6.26 billion, with agricultural exports contributing notably. The recent EU-India Free Trade Agreement is expected to further enhance market access for Indian agri-products.
Competes in the nut and spice markets; offers competitive pricing and established trade routes to Spain.
Supplies a variety of dried vegetables and spices; benefits from proximity and established trade agreements with the EU.
| HS code | Product | Duty | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0801 | Coconuts, Brazil nuts, and Cashew nuts | 0% | Under the EU-India Free Trade Agreement, tariffs on nuts are eliminated, facilitating smoother trade. |
| 0806 | Grapes, fresh or dried | 0% | The agreement also removes tariffs on fresh and dried fruits, enhancing market access. |
| 0904 | Pepper, genus piper, genus capsicum or pimenta | 0% | Spices like pepper benefit from reduced tariffs, making Indian exports more competitive. |
Issued by India's Department of Agriculture, certifies that the product is free from pests and diseases.
Issued by the Chamber of Commerce, verifies the product's origin, essential for tariff assessments.
Issued by India's Food Safety and Standards Authority, ensures the product meets health standards.
Sea freight is the most cost-effective method for bulk agricultural exports to Spain.
| Product | India mandi rate | Spain landed price | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cashew nuts | $3,000/ton | $3,500/ton | +16.7% |
| Fresh grapes | $1,200/ton | $1,500/ton | +25% |
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