New Delhi, July 13 -- Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Monday said India's agricultural and processed food exports are expanding their global footprint, with products from different states entering new international markets and helping farmers secure better returns.

In a social media post, Goyal highlighted a series of export achievements spanning fresh fruits, millet-based foods and processed food products, saying India's produce is increasingly finding acceptance across global markets.

"India's exports are on a roll. From local farms to international shelves, India's finest flavours are winning hearts worldwide," the minister said.

According to Goyal, fresh Amrapali mangoes from Jharkhand made their international ...