Tanzania is a growing market for Indian agricultural exports, with increasing trade relations and a focus on agricultural cooperation.
In the first quarter of FY2026-27, India's exports to Tanzania surged by 146.89%, driven by sectors like energy and manufacturing. This growth reflects deepening economic ties and a diversified export base.
Kenya competes with India in exporting agricultural products like tea and coffee to Tanzania, often perceived as offering fresher produce due to proximity.
South Africa exports citrus fruits and wine to Tanzania, benefiting from established trade agreements within the Southern African Development Community.
| HS code | Product | Duty | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1006 | Rice | 25% | As per the East African Community Common External Tariff, rice imports are subject to a 25% duty to protect local production. |
| 0904 | Pepper | 25% | Pepper imports face a 25% duty under the EAC CET, aimed at safeguarding regional farmers. |
| 0713 | Dried pulses | 25% | Dried pulses are taxed at 25% to support domestic agriculture within the EAC. |
Issued by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security, this permit is mandatory for importing agricultural products into Tanzania.
Provided by the exporting country's agricultural authority, certifying that the goods are free from pests and diseases.
Issued by the Chamber of Commerce, confirming the product's country of origin, necessary for tariff assessment.
Shipping times and costs can vary based on vessel schedules and port congestion.
| Product | India mandi rate | Tanzania landed price | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rice | $400 per ton | $500 per ton | $100 per ton |
| Black Pepper | $3,000 per ton | $3,800 per ton | $800 per ton |
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