With Growing Demand, India is ready to export Pomegranate to Australia

Published 2020년 9월 12일

Tridge summary

India and Australia have made preparations for India to export pomegranates to Australia, following a series of negotiations and the completion of necessary protocols. This move is anticipated to cater to the growing demand for pomegranates in Australia, driven by their use in cooking shows and restaurants. The export could also provide mutual benefits by allowing Australian consumers to enjoy Indian mangoes, table grapes, and Australian products such as walnuts, almonds, and beer. However, India is hesitant about importing Australian dairy products due to the potential impact on its farmers. Australian importers must meet Australia's import requirements, and Indian exporters are encouraged to ensure these conditions are met to facilitate a smooth trade process.

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Original content

For improving relations and promoting trade between two countries, India is all set to export pomegranate to Australia. The move comes after several negotiations, months of discussion, and completion of necessary protocols and finally both the countries are ready for export and import. Australia is ready to welcome Indian pomegranates following an import-risk assessment involving significant collaboration and some discussions between authorities of both the countries. The reason for this growing demand of pomegranate is its use in cooking shows and restaurants. And Australia’s High Commissioner, Barry O’Farrell said that this demand can be partly met by India’s exports. He further added, “While Australia already produces pomegranates, India is well placed as one of the world’s largest pomegranate producers to meet shortfalls in the Australian market.” Australia’s High Commissioner further mentioned that this two-way agricultural trade can be beneficial for both India and the ...

Source: Krishi Jagran