Sudan presents a growing market for Indian agricultural exports, particularly in cereals, spices, and rice.
Sudan's demand for staple foods and spices is on the rise, driven by population growth and urbanization. Recent trade agreements and favorable exchange rates are expected to further boost imports from India in the near term.
Thailand offers rice at competitive prices and has established trade relations with Sudan, posing significant competition to Indian rice exports.
China exports a variety of cereals to Sudan, often at lower prices, challenging India's market share in this segment.
| HS code | Product | Duty | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1006.30.10 | Parboiled Non-Basmati Rice | 20% | India imposes a 20% export duty on parboiled non-basmati rice, which may affect pricing competitiveness. |
| 0904.11 | Black Pepper | 5% | Sudan imposes a 5% import duty on black pepper, impacting the final cost of Indian exports. |
Issued by India's Department of Agriculture, certifies that the agricultural products are free from pests and diseases.
Issued by the Chamber of Commerce, verifies the origin of the goods, necessary for customs clearance.
Issued by the shipping company, serves as proof of shipment and is required for cargo release.
Sea freight is the most economical option, with transit times ranging from 15 to 20 days, depending on shipping schedules.
| Product | India mandi rate | Sudan landed price | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rice | $400/ton | $450/ton | $50/ton |
| Cereals | $300/ton | $330/ton | $30/ton |
| Spices | $5/kg | $6/kg | $1/kg |
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