The Jharkhand Mango Market in 2025 is witnessing unprecedented growth. Mangoes from East Singhbhum and Pakur districts—especially the Amrapali and Fazli varieties—are making their way to international markets like Dubai and Bangladesh.
This surge in demand has pushed prices to a record-breaking ₹461 per kilogram, showcasing the global appeal of Jharkhand’s produce and its potential in the premium fruit segment.
🥭 Top Mango Varieties Exported
Jharkhand’s mangoes are known for their sweetness, aroma, and shelf life. The following varieties have dominated both domestic and export markets this season:
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Amrapali – Known for its sweetness, fiberless pulp, and vibrant appearance.
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Fazli – Large-sized with dense pulp and long shelf life.
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Other regional varieties like Langra and Dasheri were also exported in limited quantities.
🌾 Boost to Agricultural Economy & Export Growth
The booming Jharkhand Mango Market is playing a pivotal role in strengthening the state’s agricultural economy. Farmers are receiving higher returns, and the state is being recognised as an emerging player in India’s agri-export segment.
📌 Points to Remember:
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Jharkhand’s mangoes are in high demand in domestic and international markets.
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Export destinations include Dubai and Bangladesh.
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Farmers earned ₹400–₹461/kg, a significant increase over past years.
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The mango export boost supports Jharkhand’s agriculture and export policy.
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Rising demand for grading, cold chain logistics, and packaging infrastructure.
🚜 APEDA’s Role in Mango Exports
The Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) has played a crucial role in uplifting the Jharkhand Mango Market by:
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Organizing training sessions for farmers on export standards.
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Supporting certification and traceability systems.
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Facilitating cold chain and packaging infrastructure.
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Coordinating with international buyers and logistics companies.
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🔮 Future Opportunities for Jharkhand
To sustain and expand the current momentum, Jharkhand should focus on:
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Developing cold storage and logistics hubs in mango-producing regions.
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Promoting organic certification for global markets.
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Encouraging startups and MSMEs in mango processing and packaging.
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Establishing dedicated air cargo and export corridors.
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Branding “Jharkhand Mangoes” in global food exhibitions.
The Jharkhand Mango Market is more than just a seasonal success—it’s a symbol of the state’s potential to become a global fruit export hub. With Amrapali mangoes reaching ₹461/kg and winning over taste buds from Ranchi to Dubai, the journey ahead looks promising.
