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Andhra Pradesh, a state in southeastern India, has seen a significant increase in banana exports, rising from 246 tons in 2016-17 to over 50,000 tons in the current year, a 200-fold increase in six years. The main importers are Middle Eastern countries receiving the G9 (Grand Nain) banana variety from the Payalaseema region. The Karpura and Chakkarakeli varieties are grown in the coastal region of the state. The Horticulture Department is working towards obtaining a GAP certificate to enhance banana exports to the European market.
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In 2016-17, Andhra Pradesh, a state in southeastern India, only exported about 246 tons of bananas. Now exports will exceed the 50,000 ton mark this year. This quantum leap means a 200-fold increase in banana exports in six years. Middle Eastern countries are the main importers of the G9 (Grand Nain) banana variety from the Payalaseema region. The Karpura and Chakkarakeli varieties are grown in the coastal region of Andhra Pradesh. The regions of Anantapur, Kadapa, Proddatur, Tadipatri and Nandyal contribute the most to these exports. The Horticulture Department, which enjoys a great reputation in Middle Eastern ...
Source: AGF
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