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In a first, 40 tonnes of Varanasi biscuits exported to Oman: Piyush Goyal

July 4, 2026·thehawk.inEconomy

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GCC CONTEXT

India's expansion of packaged food exports to GCC markets reflects a gradual diversification of bilateral trade beyond traditional energy and petrochemical flows, a pattern accelerated by regional trade agreements and growing consumer demand for branded food products across the Gulf. Oman, as a smaller but strategically important GCC member with established import infrastructure, has historically served as a test market for Indian manufactured goods before broader regional scaling. Such food sector developments occur within a broader structural shift in GCC import composition, where non-oil trade and manufactured goods have steadily gained share relative to crude oil dominance, supported by domestic consumption growth and retail expansion across the region.

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