Mango Market Intelligence: Alphonso and Totapuri

In India, mango pulp holds a significant position both domestically and internationally, particularly in the realm of exports. Renowned for its rich flavour and vibrant colour, Indian mango pulp is a cherished commodity in global markets, symbolizing the country's agricultural prowess and culinary heritage. With a diverse range of mango varieties grown across the subcontinent, each boasting its unique taste profile, India enjoys a competitive edge in the production of mango pulp.

India remains a formidable player in the global mango pulp market, leveraging its expertise in cultivation, processing, and packaging to deliver premium quality products to consumers around the globe. ?

Team TransGraph conducted surveys in various districts of Andhra Pradesh, including NTR district (Nunna, Visannapeta), Eluru district (Nuziveedu), Annamayya district (Rayachoty, Koduru), Tirupati (including Puttur), Chittoor (Bangarupalem, Damal Cheruvu, Venkatagiri Kota) and Kadapa. We also conducted surveys in Kolar district (Srinivasapura, Mulbagul, Tayaluru) of Karnataka, as well as in Krishnagiri & Dharmapuri, Dindigul & Madurai districts of Tamil Nadu. Furthermore, we conducted surveys in the districts of Bengaluru rural, Tumkur, Ramnagar (including Chennapatna), Mysore, Dharwad, and Belagavi in Karnataka, and Sindhudurg (Vengurla, Devgad) and Ratnagiri in Maharashtra. The Alphonso mango is the major and significant variety of mango cultivated in these regions.

Field surveys were conducted in Bengaluru rural, Tumkur, Mysore, Ramnagar, Dharwad and Belagavi districts. Alphonso variety is the most common, accounting for 35%. Due to prevailing disruptive weather conditions, Alphonso mango production is likely to decline significantly compared with the previous year. Overall, Alphonso production is likely to decline to the extent of a huge number in Dharwad and Belagavi districts.

?There is a decline in Totapuri mango production across various regions in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu. The main reasons for this decline include delayed and poor flowering, elevated temperatures, insufficient rainfall, and pest infestations. The fresh arrivals of Totapuri mangoes are likely to start in the upcoming weeks of May 2024. Overall, the total mango production is expected to decrease significantly compared to the previous year.

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