India: Indian Organic Foods Market Report

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India: Indian Organic Foods Market Report

India’s organic food and beverage consumption has grown in recent years due to its advanced demographic dividend, improved purchasing power and increased interest for the perceived health and wellness benefits of certain organic products. In market year (MY) 2019, organic food and beverage retail sales reached $69 million and is estimated to further rise by 12 percent to $77 million in MY 2020. Further propelled by a surge of demand in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, India continues to be an emerging market for organic food and beverages with robust prospects. With predicted favorable weather patterns, monsoons and a strong focus by the Indian government towards exports to fill U.S., European Union (EU) and South Asia demand, India’s certified organic cropland will likely increase.

India: Indian Organic Foods Market Report

 

South and Central Asia, India
Organic Products

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