TOYS

India has emerged as a hub for export-quality toys, offering a wide range of eco-friendly, educational, and traditional products. These toys meet international safety and quality standards, making them popular in markets like the USA, Europe, and the Middle East. Key sourcing regions include Noida, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, and Tamil Nadu, known for modern manufacturing facilities, and Channapatna (Karnataka) and Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh) for traditional wooden and handcrafted toys. Indian toy makers use non-toxic materials and sustainable practices, blending innovation with heritage. Government initiatives like “Make in India” and the PLI Scheme have further boosted exports, making Indian toys globally competitive and appealing to environmentally-conscious buyers worldwide.

India is renowned for its export-quality handicraft products, which showcase rich cultural heritage and skilled craftsmanship. These products include textiles, woodwork, metalware, pottery, jewelry, and hand-embroidered items. Major sourcing regions include Rajasthan (blue pottery, leather goods, and block printing), Uttar Pradesh (brassware and marble inlay), Gujarat (mirror work and embroidery), Kashmir (papier-mâché and Pashmina shawls), and West Bengal (Dokra art and terracotta). South India contributes rosewood carvings and sandalwood products, especially from Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. These crafts are made using traditional techniques passed down through generations, ensuring both authenticity and quality. Indian handicrafts are in high demand globally due to their uniqueness, eco-friendliness, and artistic value, making them a significant part of the country’s export economy.