India’s Spice Exports Suffer Due to Declining Quality, as per GTRI Report

New Delhi, A recent report from the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) indicates that poor quality of spices is costing India more than half of its share in the international market, with exports hitting a significant low. This revelation highlights growing global concerns over the standard of Indian spices.

According to Kashmir Media Service, the GTRI report stresses that an increasing number of countries are voicing apprehensions about the quality of spices from India, suggesting a notable decline in product standards. This issue is gaining international attention and raising serious concerns about India’s reputation as a top spice exporter.

The think tank’s experts criticized the Indian government’s focus, suggesting that it has prioritized political agendas over vital economic interests, such as maintaining high standards in spice production. The report warns that continued lack of transparency and quality oversight could jeopardize over half of the country’s spice shipments, potentially affecting India’s standing in the global spice market.