This report by Hindustan Studies & Services Ltd. and Infolitics provides detailed data on imports into and exports from India of fruits and vegetables. The report starts with data on production of select fruits and vegetables. Fruits and vegetables covered by the report fall under chapters 7, 8 and 20 of HS Code. Taking a quick view at statistics of exports and imports of all fruits and vegetables under the above three chapters, items of importance for imports and exports are identified separately. In all, 29 items are selected as important in the imports basket and 47 selected as important in the exports. In addition to giving detailed country-wise statistics for each of the selected items, the report looks at patterns and trends in each of the selected items as well as of the category as a whole. The selected products are grouped into the following categories – fresh / chilled vegetables, frozen vegetables, prepared / preserved vegetables, dried vegetables, fresh / chilled fruits, nuts, dried fruits, dried leguminous vegetables (pulses), and products made from fruits / vegetables. The report has detailed country-wise import and export statistics for each selected product for the years 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07 and April-December 2007.

Scope

The report covers the following areas :
Historical data (3 years or more) on area, production and productivity of potato, onion, tomato, mushroom, banana, mango, citrus fruits, papaya, apple, grapes, pomegranate, coconut, areca nut, walnut, cashew nut
Information about main cultivars / varieties grown in India along with peak season and states where grown
Five-year data on production of all major fruits and vegetables grown in India
Value of imports for 185 items for 2006-07 and April-December 2007Value of exports for 230 items for 2006-07 and April-December 2007
Country-wise import statistics giving quantity and value for 29 items for the years 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07 and April-December 2007
Country-wise export statistics giving quantity and value for 47 items for the years 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07 and April-December 2007
Key factors influencing the exports / imports
Analysis of trend of imports and exports in each of the following categories – fresh vegetables, frozen vegetables, prepared / preserved vegetables, dried vegetables, fresh fruits, nuts, dried fruits, pulses, and products made from fruits / vegetables

Highlights

From 2004-05 to 2007-08 India’s exports of selected items grew by only 14.42 per cent, while imports grew by 68.19 per cent
Exports had a negative annual growth of 22.27 per cent during 2007-08, even though imports continued to grow at 9.91 per cent over the previous year
Import of fresh fruits has grown by 217 per cent from 2004-05 to 2007-08
Apples top India’s list of fresh fruits import. India’s import of apples has more than doubled from 2004-05 to 2006-07
India’s import of pulses has grown by about 92 per cent from 2004-05 to 2007-08
India is a net importer of fruits and vegetables with imports exceeding exports by over 1.7 million tons
Indian processing industry is acquiring strengths so trend is towards a scenario where India imports raw materials and exports value added products

Reasons to purchase
200 pages packed with information
165 tables & 4 charts
Statistics from reliable official sources
Statistics and trends based on them – no opinions
Country-wise export data for each product for more than 3 past years
Products categorized according to common understanding
Imports and exports data for each category presented together to help understand the trend

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Indian fruit exporter exports a variety of fruits that includes mangoes, bananas, grapes, custard apple, papaya, mandarins, pineapple, etc…

India is enriched of fruits, in that mangoes are first. Indian exporting markets have a variety of mangoes and the fruit suppliers’ supplies different kinds of mangoes to all over the world. The different categories of mango that are exporting by the Indian Fruit Exporters include Alphonso Mangoes, Kesar Mangoes, Baiganpally Beenesha Mangoes, Malgoa Mangoes, etc… In these categories Alphonso Mangoes are the finest and first grade quality mango. Kesar Mangoes are a little bit small than Alphonso and they have same shape and size. So the different variety and high quality of Indian mangoes are leading Indian fruit market and also the people in all over the world turn to Indian Fruits.

India is leading first in the production and exporting of bananas in the world. Indian bananas are found unique in the international market. Another important fruit is grape, India hade made record in the production of the grape. Indian fruit suppliers export a variety of grape with high quality to the world.

Custard apple, mandarins, papaya, pineapple, sapotta, pomegranate are also exported by the Fruit Exporter. These fruits are also high quality and tasty stuff. Papaya is common fruit and India is the second largest country in the production of papaya. The mandarins are cultivated largely in Asia and mostly in India. Indian custard apples are harvesting at the last of the winter.

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