Devgad Alphonso mango sold for €198 per dozen in Netherlands

Published 2021년 11월 16일

Tridge summary

Mango growers Uttam and Abba Phondekar sold the first box of Devgad Alphonso mangoes of the season in the Pune market, earning Rs 18,000 (€198). The price is higher than the mangoes sold during the traditional season from April to June. The Phondekars have sold 10 dozen in the first batch, with the first box of mangoes from the district usually fetching a higher price. Interestingly, Devgad Alphonso mangoes are more expensive than Ratnagiri Alphonso mangoes, both of which are grown in the Konkan belt of Maharashtra.
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Mango growers Uttam Phondekar and his father Abba received no less than Rs 18,000 (€198) for the first box of Devgad Alphonso mangoes this season sold in the Pune market. The Devgad Alphonso, harvested in November, fetch a much higher price than the mangos sold in the traditional mango season from April to June. In all, the Phondekars have sold 10 dozen in the first batch to leave their mango orchard in Kumbharmath village, Sidhudurg district of Maharashtra. Traditionally, the first box of mangoes to leave the district is auctioned for a higher price, while subsequent boxes fetch a lower price. ...
Source: AGF

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