‘Demand will favour organic agricultural staples’

Gautham Raju, Head of Air Freight – Indian Subcontinent, Flexport said, “India’s commodity export trajectory is rapidly shifting from traditional raw materials toward high-value, tech-integrated commodities. Over the coming months, global demand will heavily favor high-tech electronic components (notably smartphones and solar modules), advanced engineering goods, refined petroleum products, specialty chemicals, and organic agricultural staples. Supported by robust Production-Linked Incentive schemes and global supply chain diversification, these high-growth commodities are set to significantly boost India’s foreign trade footprint and catalyze long-term manufacturing growth.”

Pallak Kashyap is a reporter at CargoTalk, specialising in aviation and logistics. He covers the air cargo sector through news stories, interviews and on-ground reporting, with a clear focus on supply chains, operational trends and industry developments. His work aims to break down complex logistics narratives into practical, easy-to-understand insights for the trade. Beyond reporting, he closely follows evolving business trends and the forces shaping the future of global logistics.

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