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India’s Cow Dung Organic Manure Exports to the Middle East & Maldives: Emerging Trade Trends & Insights

  • Writer: trivaraexports
    trivaraexports
  • Jul 19, 2025
  • 2 min read

Introduction


As the global demand for sustainable agriculture solutions continues to rise, India’s traditional practices are finding new relevance — and markets. One such remarkable example is the export of cow dung-based organic manure, a time-tested soil enricher that is now seeing increasing traction in Middle Eastern countries and island nations like the Maldives.

At Trivara Exports LLP, we are proud to be part of this green revolution, offering high-quality, eco-friendly organic manure sourced from India’s natural resources. But what does the trade landscape really look like? Let’s dive into the latest statistics and market insights.


Why Cow Dung Organic Manure?


Cow dung has long been used in India as a natural fertiliser, compost additive, and soil conditioner. Rich in nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and beneficial microbes, it enhances soil fertility and promotes healthy plant growth — without the harmful chemicals of synthetic fertilisers.


India’s Export Momentum: Key Trade Stats


According to DGFT (Directorate General of Foreign Trade) and APEDA:

  • India exported over 12,000 metric tonnes of cow dung-based manure in FY 2023-24, marking a 45% YoY growth compared to the previous year.

  • The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, particularly UAE, Oman, and Saudi Arabia, accounted for over 65% of these exports, given their push for sustainable agriculture in arid climates.

  • The Maldives imported approximately 1,200 metric tonnes, driven by its resort-led eco-farming initiatives and lack of local fertiliser production.


Why the Middle East & Maldives Are Ideal Markets


  • Soil quality improvement: Desert farming in the Middle East requires organic matter to combat poor soil quality.

  • Government initiatives: GCC nations are offering incentives and subsidies for organic farming practices.

  • Sustainability mandates: The Maldives promotes green tourism and sustainable landscaping, increasing demand for organic inputs.

  • Import-friendly policies: Both regions have streamlined import regulations for certified organic agri-inputs from India.


Trivara’s Role in This Growing Trade


At Trivara Exports LLP, we specialise in the bulk export of cow dung organic manure, customised to meet regional requirements — including low-odor, sun-dried, and pelletised formats. Our products are:

Certified organic

Lab-tested for quality and nutrient content

Packaged sustainably for bulk and retail needs

Backed by seamless export logistics

Whether it’s supplying resorts in the Maldives or farms in the UAE, our mission is to deliver soil health with sustainability.


Final Thoughts


The export potential of cow dung-based organic manure is no longer just a niche — it’s a rapidly growing global market. For Indian exporters like Trivara, it offers a powerful opportunity to combine tradition, sustainability, and trade in one offering.

If you’re a business or distributor in the Middle East or Maldives looking for high-quality organic manure, Trivara Exports LLP is ready to partner with you for a greener tomorrow.


 
 
 

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