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Friday, July 16, 2021

Bengaluru Airport exports highest number of mangoes in June

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 Bengaluru Airport exports highest number of mangoes in June




One of the best things about summer is the arrival of mangoes. India has been producing the finest and largest variety of mangoes in the world. While for mango lovers living abroad, they cannot resist but order mangoes from India. 

In 2021, the number of exports from India has hit the highest records. Kempegowda International Airport (BLR), Bengaluru has processed 483,460 kgs of mangoes in four months from March to June, 2021.

The month of June witnessed the highest movement of mangoes with 169,882 kgs. A total of 158,936 kgs were processed in May, 110,886 kgs in April and 43,776 in March. 

This year, Doha emerged as the leading destination for mangoes from Bengaluru, with 140,000 kgs, followed by London (68,000 kgs) and Singapore (55,000 kgs).

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