Author:
Prakash Awasthi, Sujan Bogati, Suman Adhikari, Aashish Kunwar, Riya Bhandari, Gopi Chataut, Dipesh Joshi

Doi: 10.26480/amdn.01.2023.36.40

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Given the country’s advantageous agro-climatic conditions that promote the development of premium mango types, Nepal’s mango industry has attracted a lot of interest. To examine the trade dynamics of Nepalese mangoes, this study will look at production trends, varietal diversity, post-harvest procedures, and problems with market access. The complex regulatory system that governs mango exports and the numerous difficulties that mango growers and exporters face are given special attention. These difficulties include market access difficulties, logistical bottlenecks, infrastructure constraints, and the unavoidable requirement for conformity with international quality standards. The tremendous prospects that still exist for increasing mango exports from Nepal are also highlighted by this study. These include taking advantage of nearby markets like India, broadening product lines with value-added mango products, and taking advantage of the rising demand for organic and exotic fruits around the world. The report also emphasizes how crucial government support programs and public-private partnerships have been in promoting the expansion of the mango trade.