Jharkhand Achieves Milestone with First Mango Export to the UK
Jharkhand exports first commercial mango consignment to UK
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Jharkhand has exported its first commercial consignment of 1.5 metric tonnes of fresh Amrapali mangoes to the UK, facilitated by APEDA. This initiative supports local farmers and enhances their market access, following a capacity-building program aimed at improving export quality standards.
- 01The consignment consists of 1.5 metric tonnes of Amrapali mangoes from Beura Farmer Producer Company Ltd.
- 02The mangoes were exported by M/s JGB Agrofresh Pvt Ltd. to London, UK.
- 03APEDA organized a capacity-building program on May 5, 2026, to enhance export readiness for local farmers.
- 04The initiative aims to improve quality production practices and post-harvest management among farmers in Jharkhand.
- 05Jharkhand's favorable agro-climatic conditions support horticulture, making it viable for international fruit exports.
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In a landmark achievement for agricultural exports, Jharkhand has successfully sent its first commercial consignment of fresh mangoes to the United Kingdom. The Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) facilitated the export of 1.5 metric tonnes of Amrapali mangoes sourced from Beura Farmer Producer Company Ltd., an all-women Farmer Producer Company located in Simdega district. The mangoes were shipped by M/s JGB Agrofresh Pvt Ltd. from Kolkata to London. This milestone follows an Export-Oriented Capacity Building Programme organized by APEDA, which aimed to educate local farmers on export standards and market opportunities. The program, conducted on May 5, 2026, helped connect local farmers with exporters, enabling them to achieve better prices for their produce compared to domestic markets. This initiative is expected to enhance the quality of production and compliance with international standards among local farmer groups. With this export, Jharkhand joins other states in exporting fresh fruits internationally, showcasing the potential of its favorable agro-climatic conditions for horticulture cultivation.
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The export initiative is expected to provide local farmers with higher returns and better market access, fostering economic development in the region.
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