India’s mango pulp exporters are urging the central government to provide policy and financial support as rising geopolitical tensions disrupt trade routes, increase freight costs, and create uncertainty in key overseas markets.
Exporters say volatility in West Asia and shifting shipping schedules have led to higher logistics expenses and delayed consignments, affecting competitiveness in major importing regions such as the Middle East, Europe, and parts of North America. The seasonal nature of mango pulp exports has further intensified pressure on margins.
Industry bodies have sought relief measures including export incentives, freight support, and easier access to credit to help stabilize operations during the peak export season. They also highlighted concerns over fluctuating demand due to economic uncertainty in some destination markets.
Despite challenges, India remains a leading global supplier of mango pulp, with exporters aiming to maintain volumes through diversified markets and stronger cold-chain logistics. Stakeholders expect government engagement to play a key role in sustaining export momentum amid ongoing global trade disruptions.