Top 5 Countries that import wheat from India

 

India has banned wheat export on May 13, 2022. Thus at present slate is clean and India has no major importers for its wheat. Right at the outset India had left a window open for government to government supply to nations facing food security threats and supply to its immediate neighbors, also government to government supply. After ban India has received requisition from UAE, Bangladesh, Oman, Yemen and Indonesia. Normal export of wheat from India is going on in the form of wheat flour export. Tradologie.com B2B procurement platform is providing full assistance to wheat flour exporters helping them to export wheat flour seamlessly. This B2B Marketplace has tens of thousands of bulk wheat flour exporters and importers registered on its platform. Any wheat flour or wheat seller or buyer can register on this enquiry to delivery platform using easy steps.

Before blanket ban, India used to export wheat mainly to its neighboring countries like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal but other countries like Yemen, Indonesia, Qatar and Afghanistan also imported wheat from India. India has been exploring Egyptian market as well. After wheat export ban unusual rise in wheat flour exports was seen as wheat exporters in their endeavor to get rid of their excess wheat stocks started converting their wheat stocks to wheat flour stocks and exporting. Scores of countries import wheat flour from India. USA, UAE, UK, Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, Canada, Oman, Qatar, New Zealand, Kuwait, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Saudi Arabia, Japan, Germany and many more countries import wheat flour from India.                  

Indian wheat ban is not going to last long hope Indian exporters of wheat. India is losing on lucrative wheat export business because of this ban. Import and export of wheat in India is not a business that can be treated so lightly. Importers from Asia had full trust in India for wheat imports but now are exploring other options including Russia, despite obvious payment problems. Government of India is also right on its part as it has to ensure food security of its huge population. A middle path needs to be found. India very much has surplus food grains including wheat. So, export of wheat is destined to go sooner or later. This is the reason why fear of ban on rice and wheat flour has not come true. Indian wheat exporters are waiting for lifting of wheat export ban and so are wheat importers from major nations relying on imports of Indian wheat.