spice · 2024-25 Final Estimates
Ginger in Indiaअदरक
2.65million tonnes · all-India production, 2024-25
What the figures show
8 of 28 reporting states account for three-quarters of India's ginger output — led by Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Odisha. National output has risen 13.7% since 2023-24, from 2.33 million tonnes to 2.65 million tonnes.
Where Ginger grows
Ranked states
share of national- 01Madhya Pradesh62423.5%
- 02Karnataka37914.3%
- 03Odisha27010.2%
- 04Maharashtra2358.9%
- 05Assam1776.7%
- 06Mizoram1495.6%
- 07West Bengal1365.1%
- 08Gujarat1134.3%
- 09Jharkhand91.83.5%
- 10Sikkim81.63.1%
All-India, 2023-24 to 2024-25
Exports from India
tonnes · US$ million| Year | Quantity | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 2025-26 | 146 '000 tonnes | $142.99 mn |
| 2024-25revised | 131 '000 tonnes | $124.78 mn |
| 2023-24 | 60.8 '000 tonnes | $78.14 mn |
| 2022-23 | 50.9 '000 tonnes | $53.82 mn |
| 2021-22 | 148 '000 tonnes | $112.23 mn |
Provenance receipt
TIER A · FINAL ESTIMATES · REVISED ESTIMATES · 3RD ADVANCE ESTIMATES
Source 1 of 3 · horticulture-all-india-2024-25-final
- Originator
- Horticulture Statistics Division, Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India
- Release
- 2024-25 (Final Estimates): Area and Production of Horticulture Crops
- Accessed
- 2026-08-15
Source 2 of 3 · spice-exports-2021-22-to-2025-26
- Originator
- Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics (DGCI&S), Kolkata, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India
- Release
- Item-wise Export of Spices from India
- Accessed
- 2026-09-15
Source 3 of 3 · spices-by-state-2019-20-to-2024-25
- Originator
- Horticulture Statistics Division, Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India
- Release
- Area and Production of Horticulture Crops — Final Estimates, one release per year
- Accessed
- 2026-09-14
- Workbook (2024-25)
- sha256 f65e5fdcbf9f176c…
- Estimate round
- Final Estimates · Revised Estimates · 3rd Advance Estimates
- Trust
- Primary source, final round — quotable as our figure without qualification.
What is wrong with this data (20)
- The workbook carries no publisher line of its own; attribution rests on the download page in source.url.
- 'Others' rows are unallocated residuals, not places. Never name one as a state.
- No crop is excluded; potato is included (the indianpotato-web carve-out was reversed on 2026-09-14).
- Crop names are the workbook's, with the '(i)' style bullet inside the Citrus block stripped; the sub-group is carried in `subgroup` instead.
- Category and sub-group totals ARE included, but carry kind = 'aggregate' and must be excluded before summing — they would double-count. Only kind = 'crop' rows are crops.
- Two categories are corrected against the sheet's own layout: it prints an 'Aromatics and Medicinal' header with no crops under it before the flower rows, and gives Honey no header. Flowers Cut/Loose are labelled Flowers, and Honey is labelled Honey.
- QUANTITY IS IN TONNES and VALUE IN MILLIONS OF US DOLLARS. The report also prints value in rupee lakhs; one dimension tuple carries one unit, and the dollar figure is the one published for comparison. The rupee column is in the source document.
- 'CHILLI' is the trade line as DGCI&S classifies it and is attached to Red Chillies (Dried), which is the form India exports at scale. It is not strictly the dried-only column of the horticulture release.
- 'NUTMEG & MACE' is one trade line covering both, attached to Nutmeg. Mace is the aril of the same fruit.
- 'CARDAMOM(S)' is small cardamom and is attached to Cardamom. The report's CARDAMOM(L), large cardamom, is a different species and is NOT carried — the Atlas has no production series for it.
- The report's CELERY, OTHER SEEDS, OTHER SPICES, CURRY POWDER/PASTE, SPICE OILS & OLEORESINS and MINT PRODUCTS lines are not carried. Each would need a commodity with no production series behind it, and a crop page holding trade data alone cannot render.
- TOTAL is the report's own all-spices total and is flagged as an aggregate; it includes the lines not carried above, so it is larger than the sum of the items in this file.
- The workbooks carry no publisher line of their own; attribution rests on the download page in source.url.
- 'Others' rows are unallocated residuals, not places; they carry kind = 'residual'.
- Columns named TOTAL… or OTHER… are aggregates of the columns beside them, not crops. They are kept for the additivity check and carry kind != 'crop': none.
- Union Territories ARE included, from each workbook's separate UT sheet, and carry kind = 'ut'.
- State naming drifts between releases (Chhatisgarh/Chhattisgarh, Arunchal/Arunachal Pradesh). Normalise via the region registry before joining years — do not join on the raw string.
- A crop absent in one year's sheet is simply absent — it is not a zero.
- Potato is included. It was previously excluded so it could live only in indianpotato-web; that rule was reversed on 2026-09-14.
- Columns skipped because the release left their A/P sub-header blank (every value in them was empty, so no figure is lost): ['VANILLA'].
Cite the originator and the estimate round, not IndianAgri alone — these are Government of India statistics, compiled here. Original release.
Cite this page
Horticulture Statistics Division, Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India. Ginger production in India, 2024-25 (Final Estimates). Compiled by IndianAgri. Accessed 15 August 2026. https://indianagri.com/data/crop/ginger
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