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India's horticulture output saw a 4 percent rise to 369.05 million tonne in the crop year ending June 2025. This growth was driven by increased production of fruits and vegetables. Banana, mango, and watermelon output contributed significantly. Onion production also saw a substantial increase. The current crop cycle for 2025-26 is now underway.
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Source: Economic times
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