Exports to commence on May 25th, potentially exceeding last year’s $90 million revenue
Key Takeaways:
- Mango exports from Pakistan are set to begin on May 25th, 2025.
- The government expects the exports to generate significant foreign exchange revenue, potentially exceeding the $90 million earned last year.
- Pakistani mangoes are highly sought after in international markets, including the UAE, Afghanistan, Iran, the UK, and the US.
Islamabad, Pakistan – Pakistan’s Ministry of Commerce has officially announced the commencement of mango exports for the 2025 season, starting May 25th. This decision follows consultations with key stakeholders in the mango industry, signaling the government’s commitment to facilitating and supporting agricultural exports.
The Ministry has also reiterated that all existing regulations outlined in the Export Policy Order regarding quality control, necessary certifications, and packaging standards will remain in effect. These measures are in place to ensure that Pakistani mangoes maintain their reputation for high quality in the international market.
Last year, Pakistan exported approximately 130,000 metric tons of mangoes, generating over $90 million in foreign exchange. The country’s mangoes are particularly popular in the UAE, Afghanistan, Iran, the UK, and the US, highlighting their strong demand and the potential for further growth in export volumes and revenue. The government is optimistic that this year’s exports will not only match but potentially exceed last year’s figures, contributing positively to the national economy.
