Times of India · DistrictNews · 2026-08-26
Why India’s rice exports to Iran may survive Trump's sanctions threat
India's rice exports to Iran are expected to continue despite tougher US sanctions. Demand from Iran remains firm for food security reasons, ensuring continued purchases. Indian exporters utilize alternative payment channels in countries like Turkey and the UAE. Essential goods like rice and pharmaceuticals are unlikely to face disruption. Bilateral trade has significantly declined from its previous peak levels. India, the world’s biggest rice exporter, is confident its rice trade with Iran can withstand the threat of tougher US sanctions, with shipments continuing despite higher prices and months of war-related disruption. Why India’s rice exports to Iran may survive Trump's sanctions threat
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