Agriculture

Agriculture is one of the most important sectors of Sri Lanka's economy, accounting for 8.3% of GDP and 26.3% of the country's total employed population in 2023

India is one of the world's largest consumers and producers of grain legumes. Chickpeas, lentils, peas, and beans play a key role in the diet of the people of the country as they are the most accessible sources of vegetable protein

Poultry meat is the most popular and affordable source of animal protein in the world. The most common type of these products today is chicken, which is distinguished by its low cost and ease of production

Agriculture plays an important role in Brazil's economy—in 2023, the sector accounted for approximately 6.2% of the country's GDP and 8.2% of the employed population

Lentils are an important legume crop for Turkey, serving as one of the key sources of carbohydrates and protein for the local population. In 2024, the area under lentil cultivation in the country amounted to 312,600 hectares

Agriculture accounts for 7.1% of Peru's GDP and 25.7% of employment. Agriculture has traditionally played an important role in the Peruvian economy and is the second major source of export earnings for the country after the sale of minerals.

Cattle breeding remains a growing segment in Indonesia: the country actively imports live cattle for slaughter

Thailand is a major producer of food products, and is also one of the world's significant exporters of agricultural products. The share of agriculture in the employment structure is about 30.4%, while the sector provides only 8.6% of GDP

Malaysian crude palm oil futures are expected to average higher in 2025 than last year as Indonesia, the world's top producer of the product, boosts domestic consumption of palm oil-based biodiesel

Agriculture accounts for about 3.5% of Chile's GDP, and the sector accounts for 6.3% of the employment structure of the population