Dussehri Mangoes from Malihabad Signal Summer's Arrival Amid Challenges
Malihabad's Dussehri Mangoes Arrive, Heralding Summer's Sweetness
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As summer begins in northern India, Malihabad's Dussehri mangoes have started to appear in markets, attracting buyers nationwide. Despite high demand, adverse weather has impacted production, leading to smaller yields and lower quality. Retailers remain optimistic as more mango varieties are expected soon.
- 01Dussehri mangoes from Malihabad are in high demand across India, especially in cities like Mumbai and Kolkata.
- 02Adverse weather conditions, including storms and unseasonal rains, have negatively affected mango production this year.
- 03Wholesale prices for mangoes currently range from ₹24 to ₹34, depending on quality and variety.
- 04Malihabad mangoes are not only sold domestically but also exported to countries like Saudi Arabia.
- 05Chausa and Langra mango varieties are expected to arrive in markets in the coming weeks, boosting availability.
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As summer peaks in northern India, the arrival of Dussehri mangoes from Malihabad marks the start of the mango season. These mangoes are particularly popular among buyers, with significant demand noted in cities such as Mumbai, Kolkata, and Guwahati. However, the season has been challenging for traders due to adverse weather conditions, including storms and unseasonal rains, which have adversely affected production quality and quantity. Mohammad Asif, a mango buyer, reported that while Dussehri mangoes are plentiful, the overall crop yield is lower compared to previous years. Veteran commission agent Mohammad Shoaib Fatmi also noted that the size of the mangoes has decreased. Current wholesale rates for mangoes range between ₹24 and ₹34, depending on variety and quality. Retailers are hopeful as more varieties, including Chausa and Langra, are expected to arrive soon, and the mangoes are also exported to various international markets, including Saudi Arabia. The Dussehri mangoes' arrival signals the much-anticipated fruit season in India, attracting mango lovers and traders alike to Uttar Pradesh's famous mango belt.
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The adverse weather conditions have led to a decline in mango production, affecting prices and availability.
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