Published on, Aug. 27 -- August 27, 2025 2:11 PM
Pakistan, the sixth-largest mango producer in the world, grows over 200 varieties but exports only about 10 percent of its annual 1.2 million tonnes produce. High costs and quality concerns continue to limit export growth, experts say. Farmers face challenges in meeting international standards, which reduces the country's competitiveness despite abundant production. Authorities and industry leaders are now pushing for modernization to unlock the sector's potential.
Khawar Nadeem, Manager at the Pakistan Horticulture Development & Export Board, highlights that nearly 30 percent of mangoes are lost from orchard to consumer due to outdated farming practices. Conventional farms have 40-60 tre...
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