Madhya Pradesh: food, farms and farsan.
Madhya Pradesh is known for Ratlami sev (GI 2015); Sharbati wheat (GI 2023), Sehore and Vidisha. It grows soybean, wheat, gram (chickpea), garlic and rice.

What is Madhya Pradesh known for?
- Ratlami sev (GI 2015)
- Sharbati wheat (GI 2023), Sehore and Vidisha
- India's leading soybean state
- Leading garlic producer; Mandsaur garlic market
What grows in Madhya Pradesh?
- Soybean
- Wheat
- Gram (chickpea)
- Garlic
- Rice
- Banana
- Mango
- Orange
How is food processed in Madhya Pradesh?
- Namkeen making (Indore and Ratlam clusters)
What farsan and sweets is Madhya Pradesh known for?
- Ratlami sevFried gram-flour sev spiced with clove and black pepperGI 2015
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What does Madhya Pradesh export?
All state exports (all goods)
Rs 65,878 crore in FY2022-23; agri items include bananas, chilli powder, coriander seed, potatoes and rice; main buyers Saudi Arabia, UAE and the Middle East
SourceParboiled rice (Balaghat)
Exported to Guyana, Somalia, Benin and Togo (2025, no volume given)
SourceSoybean (production, not exports)
5.38 Mt, 35.27% of India, 2nd nationally (Economic Survey 2025-26 data)
Source
India publishes few export figures by state of origin. Where a figure is national, a port total or a single shipment, it says so.
Where is it grown, processed and shipped?
Indore
Namkeen capital, reported to make about one third of India's namkeen; top exporting district of the state Source
Ratlam
Ratlami sev (GI 2015), Riyawan garlic (GI 2024), Balam kakdi and Ratlami garadu (GI 2026); garlic ODOP Source
Mandsaur
Garlic processing (ODOP); neighbouring Neemuch is the coriander ODOP Source
Sehore
Sharbati wheat (GI 2023), largest producing district Source
Balaghat
Chinnor rice (GI 2021); parboiled rice milling exported to Africa and the Gulf Source
Jhabua
Kadaknath black chicken meat (GI 2018) Source
Morena
Morena gajak, sesame and jaggery brittle (GI 2023); mustard products ODOP Source
Dindori
Kodo-kutki millets (ODOP); Sitahi and Nagdaman kutki and Baigani arhar (GI 2026) Source
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