In recent years, India's e-commerce exports have grown quickly, and the government has adopted many measures to increase exports. The following are some of India's top e-commerce exports:

• By 2030, it is anticipated that India's e-commerce exports will amount to $200–300 billion.
• By 2025, Amazon India wants to export $20 billion worth of goods via the internet.
• To improve access to global markets, the Indian government has negotiated 13 free trade agreements (FTAs) and 6 preferential trade agreements with its trading partners.
• By 2026, it is anticipated that the Indian e-commerce sector will reach $200 billion.
• In B2B models, the Indian government increased the cap on foreign direct investment (FDI) in e-commerce marketplaces by up to 100%.
• The development of the micro, small, and medium-sized enterprise (MSME) sector in India is facilitated by the e-commerce sector, which offers funding, technology, and training opportunities.
• For Indian consumers, the United States is one of the top ten nations for cross-border shopping, with top categories including cars, baby supplies, toys, clothes, shoes, wearables and accessories, jewellery, watches, cosmetics, health items, and digital entertainment and educational services

Overall, the government and private sector are collaborating to take advantage of this potential, and it is anticipated that India's e-commerce exports would significantly contribute to the nation's economic growth in the future years.