India Rose Onions (Fresh/Chilled) Export Volume (KMT)
Source: statSCALAR
Key Takeaway
India Rose Onions (Fresh/Chilled) Export Volume increased from 1.86 KMT in August 2024 to 3.76 KMT in July 2026, a gain of 102.2%. Export declined to a low of 0.950 KMT in December 2025 before recovering through the remainder of the period, with a particularly strong increase during February–March 2026. The trend indicates a strong upward movement.
- Key Influencing Factors: Rose onion production and acreage, rainfall and weather conditions, crop yields, seasonal arrivals, domestic consumption, export restrictions, availability of export-quality onions, demand from destination countries, and competition from other onion-exporting countries.
About This Dataset
This dataset presents India’s historical export trend for fresh or chilled rose onions, measured in thousand metric tonnes (KMT). It captures changes in export volumes over time and provides an indication of the strength of international demand. The series can help identify seasonal or structural shifts in India’s rose onion export trade.
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