HS 0701.90 · sea · reefer-truck
Potato export from India
Potato origin for Indian export and processing is the Agra–Kanpur belt in Uttar Pradesh and the Banaskantha / Deesa processing belt in Gujarat. Redistribution cities such as Patna or Nagpur trade potato — they do not grow the national crop.
- Primary origin
- Agra–Kanpur belt, Uttar Pradesh
- Processing origin
- Deesa / Banaskantha, Gujarat
- HS code
- 0701.90
Varieties and grades
- Kufri Jyoti
- Kufri Pukhraj
- Kufri Chipsona (processing)
- Lady Rosetta (Gujarat processing)
Seasonality
- Jan
- Feb
- Mar
- Apr
- May
- Jun
- Jul
- Aug
- Sep
- Oct
- Nov
- Dec
Verified clusters
Packing
Jute / PP bags 50 kg; processing lots often in bulk or 25 kg
Destinations
Nepal, Oman, UAE, Russia (select seasons)
Documents
IEC, APEDA, phytosanitary certificate. Processing buyers will ask variety and dry-matter; table lots ask size grade.
Desks that trade this lot
Buyer questions
- Where should I contract potato from — Agra or Gujarat?
- Table and cold-store lots usually start in the Agra belt. Chip / fry contract lots more often start in Deesa–Banaskantha, where Chipsona and Lady Rosetta acreage is oriented to processors.
- Is Patna or Nagpur a potato growing cluster?
- No. Patna redistributes potato for Bihar buyers. Nagpur’s Kalamna yard receives potato-onion arrivals. Growing districts in Bihar, if needed later, are Nalanda and Purnia — not Patna city.
- What packing do sea lots use?
- 50 kg jute or PP bags are standard. Processing plants often specify variety and a dry-matter band instead of a bag brand.
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