India Butter Export Volume (KMT)
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Key Takeaway
India Butter Export Volume decreased from 2.57 KMT in September 2024 to 1.19 KMT in August 2026, a decline of 53.7%. Export rose to a peak of 5.10 KMT in December 2024 before easing through the remainder of the period, with a particularly sharp fall during April–May 2025. The trend indicates a strong downward movement.
- India's butter export trends depend on domestic milk production, milk fat availability, dairy processing capacity, and butter manufacturing output. Domestic consumption, local butter prices, international butter prices, exportable surplus, global dairy demand, government trade policies, exchange rates, competition from New Zealand, the EU, and Australia, and cold-chain storage and transportation costs also influence export performance.
About This Dataset
The India Butter Export Volume dataset (HS Code 04051000, measured in thousand metric tonnes (KMT)) tracks India's butter exports and trade trends over time. It enables analysts to monitor export performance, assess export volumes, evaluate international demand, and identify changes in India's butter export market.
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