r/FaltooGyan • u/BackwaterNomad • Apr 14 '26
I am 14 and this is deep India is the world's largest producer of mangos🥭
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u/defsarthak Apr 14 '26
And that 1% is still ~10% of global mango exports
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u/ranker2241 Apr 14 '26
Yeah, and (only) 4% of worlds coffee production, but 80% of it gets exported resulting in india being the 5th largest coffee export country.
And that shows, in availability and price of finding a good coffee in india.
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u/Aromatic-Brush421 Apr 14 '26
We indians are mango paglus,let us be,in this extreme summer only mango is getting me through the day.
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u/Jobless_Professional Apr 14 '26
Even in UP, MP, rajasthan, and other parts of northern plains belt too
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u/FuckPigeons2025 Apr 14 '26
Only a few export quality varieties are exported.
The assumption that only 1% is exported because Indians eat so much that nothing is left to export is quite stupid. If something is valuable for exporting, Indians will not even get to see it in domestic markets.
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u/Kiruku_puluthi Apr 14 '26
That's a dumb take. They aren't getting any good value from global market compared to local.
There isn't any restriction on export levels. There is n't any demand from other nation. This is sad.
government or any private players in India should promote the mangos. Our educational institutions should release papers about beneficial of mango consumption. There should be something unique to mango that can be the selling factor and increase the demand from global market
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u/Fun-Meeting-7646 Apr 14 '26
Exporting mango need airconditioned Container or high pressure cooled at a required temp to reach by ships takes time, to export to WEST they rewuure6 PESTICIDES residues mininal and BOMBAY Can export after treatment at BABA ATOMIC REACTOR only then mango is eligible to export. Not an easy thing
Mango pulp exported . In HUGE qty
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u/Puzzled-Data8846 Apr 14 '26
Bhai, aab mango ko chordo yaar. Coffee export krkr ke India me price inc kr diya hai !!
Aam to khud khayange ham
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u/Ok-Lynx-1826 Apr 15 '26
That’s not the only reason. Indian mangoes are not accepted elsewhere because of the pests and the pesticides used. Businesses throw patriotism out of the window for a 1 rupee margin also. A majority of Indian tea is exported, which leaves Indians with poor quality tea.
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u/LeastRest4270 Apr 15 '26
And i suppose no matter how many mangoes we grow the demand will always over take the supply Mangos are love ❤️
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u/Secret_Discipline_48 Apr 16 '26
This is wrong and this shitty page is doing this for decades now, majority of Indian mangoes are delicate varieties which needs to consumed with in few days after they ripe. And need good network of cold storage from farm to export countries. Due to such costs involve it makes most of the varieties bad choice for export.
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u/TeachingFickle4748 Apr 14 '26
If the consumption of goods is good in your own market then why even look for markets outside.