<h1>India's Cereal Exports Soar 53% in 2020-21; Non-Basmati Rice and Wheat Lead the Surge.</h1> India has seen significant growth in cereal exports during the first three quarters of 2020-21, with a 53% increase to Rs. 49,832 crore, despite COVID-19 challenges. Basmati rice exports rose by 5.31% to Rs. 22,038 crore, while non-Basmati rice exports surged by 122.61% to Rs. 22,856 crore. Wheat exports increased by 456% to Rs. 1,870 crore, and other cereals like millet and maize grew by 177% to Rs. 3,067 crore. Cereals account for 48.61% of total exports under APEDA. The first Product Committee meeting for Floriculture, Seeds, and Cereals focused on export promotion strategies, aiming for growth from 2021 to 2026.