India's Fertiliser Imports from China Surge 173% in FY26
India's fertiliser imports from China jump 173% in FY26, shows data
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India's fertiliser imports from China increased significantly by 173% in the fiscal year 2026, reaching 5.02 million tonnes. Meanwhile, Russia remains the leading source of India's fertiliser imports, supplying 6.8 million tonnes, up from 4.9 million tonnes in FY25.
- 01India's fertiliser imports from China rose to 5.02 million tonnes in FY26.
- 02The increase represents a 173% jump compared to FY25.
- 03Russia continues to be the largest supplier of fertilisers to India.
- 04In FY25, India imported 4.9 million tonnes of fertilisers from Russia.
- 05Total fertiliser imports from China have shown a significant upward trend.
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India's fertiliser imports from China surged by 173% in the fiscal year 2026, totaling 5.02 million tonnes. This marks a significant increase from the previous fiscal year, highlighting China's growing role in India's fertiliser supply chain. Despite this surge, Russia remains the primary source of India's fertiliser imports, supplying 6.8 million tonnes in FY26, an increase from 4.9 million tonnes in FY25. The data reflects India's reliance on both countries for its agricultural needs.
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The surge in fertiliser imports from China may affect domestic agricultural practices and pricing in India.
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