From 2024 to 2028, the forecasted harvested area for dry chillies and dry peppers in India shows a gradual decline from 770.44 to 764.41 thousand hectares. This represents a continuous decrease in the cultivated area year-on-year, averaging a reduction of approximately 0.2% annually over the forecast period. Compared to previous trends, the area in 2023 was marginally higher, indicating a persistent downward trend.

Future trends to watch for include:

Impact of climate change and water resources on agricultural yield and area.
Shifts in domestic demand and export opportunities for chillies and peppers.
Technological advancements and government policies influencing farming practices.