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- 4. Pakistani Mangoes • Pakistani mangoes enjoy a prominent position in the international market due to its taste, popularity and demand. • They are spotless and clean by appearance, free from insect damage or fungal infection and uniform in size and ripeness.
- 5. Punjab being biggest mango grower • During the year 2011-12, mangoes were grown over an area of 0.17 million hectares, yielding a total production of 1.788 million tons. • The total production of mangoes in Punjab province, during 2011-12, was recorded as 1.304 million tons. • Currently, 19 mango farms in Punjab are Global Gap Certified (GGC).
- 6. Top Mango Exporting & Importing Countries Exporters: • India (16,337,400 TONS/YEAR) • China (4,351,593 TONS/YEAR) • Thailand (2,550,600 TONS/YEAR) • Pakistan (1,784,300 TONS/YEAR) Importers: • America • Holland • England • Saudia Arab
- 7. Indo-Pak Rivalry • The sweet yellow fruit is a contentious matter regionally, with both countries proclaiming it a national treasure and fighting over whose specimens are superior. • According to respective official figures, Pakistan last year exported around 100,000 tons for a revenue of $48.6 million over India's 56,000 tons for $44.6 million. • European Union (EU) put ban on 1st May 2012, on Indian mangoes because these were found to contain fruit flies as well as spots and also affected vegetables. • Economically, at least, mango exports are one area where Pakistan appears to have a slight edge.
- 8. Pakistani mangoes should be exported to middle east including UAE and Saudia Arab as well England firstly because: • Indian mangoes were banned by EU so that England is an easy target for Pakistan, which might spread to other EU countries. Export to Middle East & England
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