Nepalese will taste the delicious mangoes of UP… First consignment will leave for Nepal on Monday, preparations complete

Lucknow, Read: Unseasonal rains and high temperatures have affected mango production. This time the mangoes are not ready for export. Due to this, exports to the Gulf and other countries have been delayed. The first consignment will be sent to Nepal from Monday. Exporters have made preparations for this with Mango Pack House.

Due to the adverse effects of weather in the fruit belt area, the mango is not fully ready yet. This has affected exports and has caused delays. Whereas exports to the Gulf and other countries start from June 20. This time too, exporters have taken orders to send mangoes to Dubai, Bahrain, Doha, Qatar, Oman and Nepal. But have not been able to purchase mangoes for export from other fruit belt districts including Lucknow, Unnao, Hardoi. Here, preparations for Mango Pack House in Rehman Kheda are also complete. But, the processing has not started. In such a situation, about 8 tonnes of mango will come to the pack house on Sunday. After hot water treatment, export will be started by sending it to Nepal on Monday. After this, mangoes will be sent to Gulf countries from June 5. From June 1, fully ripe Dussehri will be available in the local market.

Mango export to Japan may get approval

Earlier, exports to Japan from other states including Uttar Pradesh were stopped due to non-compliance of standards. Vapor heat treatment and other processing are standard in Japan. This was improved. After this, in March 2026, the team from Japan has audited the mango pack houses operating in Lucknow, Tirupati and Mumbai and other states to buy mangoes from India. The machines were examined from testing, processing, certification, production, procurement, washing, processing, vapor treatment, gamma testing to packing. During the audit, all standards were met and agreed upon by the team. If approval is received from the Ministry, the way for export will be cleared.