Pakistan's mango production has fallen for three consecutive years, and the 100,000-ton export target is difficult to achieve

Published 2024년 7월 9일

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The Pakistan Fruit and Vegetable Importers and Exporters Association (APFVEA) has warned that the country may fall short of its 100,000-ton mango export target for 2023 due to the effects of climate change and the unavailability of mangoes that meet export standards. Mango production in Pakistan, especially due to adverse weather and pest issues, has been declining for the third year in a row. Other challenges include increased costs and competition in the export market. Despite these hurdles, the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan anticipates that mango exports this season will surpass 100,000 tons, as demand in the Middle East market remains strong.

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On July 7, the Pakistan Fruit and Vegetable Importers and Exporters Association (APFVEA) stated that due to the impact of climate change on production and the lack of mangoes that meet export quality, Pakistan may not be able to complete its target of exporting 100,000 tons of mangoes this year. Pakistani mangoes have many varieties, good quality and good flavor. They are Pakistan’s largest exported fruit. They are mainly exported to China, the United States, Turkey, Japan, Iran, Afghanistan, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Central Asian countries. The Bamang production season lasts from May to August, with an annual output of about 1.8 million tons, of which Punjab Province alone accounts for 70% of the total output and Sindh Province accounts for 29%. In recent years, due to bad weather and infestations of pests, diseases, and fruit flies , Pakistan's mango exports are facing challenges, and mango production in 2024 has declined for the third consecutive year. APFVEA ...

Source: Guojiguoshu