Source Products from India
to United States

In FY25-26, India's top exports to the US are electrical & electronics ($25.7B), pharmaceuticals ($8.7B), apparel & made-ups ($7.5B), machinery & mechanical equipment ($7.2B), and base metals & metal products ($5.9B). Total Indian goods exports to the US reached $87.3B (up 0.9% YoY), making the US India's #1 export destination. diipl uses this category-level demand picture to target US buyers who are actively sourcing in your HS code, then verifies each one before you meet.

Register as a buyer on diipl (free, no GST needed), post your sourcing requirements, and our team matches you with GSTIN-verified Indian exporters. For US customs, you'll need an Importer of Record (IOR) number and may use a customs broker for clearance.

India and the USA don't have a free trade agreement (FTA), but both countries benefit from GSP (Generalized System of Preferences) for select products, and are negotiating a bilateral trade deal. Most Indian exports to the US face MFN tariff rates.

On diipl, all exporters verify their GSTIN (India's tax ID) and IEC (Import Export Code issued by DGFT). Our team performs additional API verification for Trusted Seller badges. You can also independently verify GSTIN at services.gst.gov.in and IEC at dgft.gov.in.

Sea freight from major Indian ports (Mumbai, Chennai, Mundra) to the US East and West Coasts typically takes a few weeks, while air freight takes a few days. Transit times vary by carrier, route, and season. Most B2B shipments use sea freight for cost efficiency, with DDP/FOB/CIF terms.