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FAMOUS MANGO VARIETIES IN INDIA
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  • Mango is the most commercially grown fruit crop
    in the country. He is called the "King of
    Fruits.
  • Mango may have originated in Indo-Burma and was
    taken to South America by Spanish researchers.
  • In India, there are 1500 varieties of mangoes
    with 1000 commercial varieties.
  • India has the most diverse mango varieties.
  • India is the world's largest producer of mangoes,
    producing 20 million tonnes annually.
  • India accounts for half of the world's total
    mango production.
  • Uttar Pradesh is the largest mango producing
    state in India, producing 4 million tonnes of
    mangoes annually.

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Mango Varieties in India
  • More than 1000 varieties of mangoes are
    commercially grown in India.
  • Each type is characterized by its own taste and
    flavor.
  • Alfonso is the sweetest and tastiest type of
    mango in India due to its Brix content, aroma and
    taste.
  • Mango pulp is made from Alfonso and Totapuri
    trees, which are preferred by fruit processing
    businesses.
  • Indian mangoes are named after their origin,
    shape, taste and various other characteristics.

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Commercial Mango types in India
  • Alfonso Mango
  • Totapuri Mango
  • Saffron Mango
  • Neelam Mango
  • Sindhura Mango
  • Raspuri Mango
  • Banganapalli Mango
  • Dashahari Mango

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Alfonso Mango
  • Alfonso is the most popular commercial mango
    variety grown in the Konkan region of
    Maharashtra.
  • Alfonsola has a subtle taste, aroma and
    fragrance.
  • Due to its flavor, this variety is exported as
    fresh fruit and is also used in processing
    business.

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Totapuri Mango
  • Totapuri is a commercial mango variety grown in
    South India.
  • Due to its increased pulp content, mango pulp
    manufacturer choose it as a table type.
  • It is a mid-season variety with medium to large
    fruits.

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Saffron Mango
  • Saffron is the most widely grown mango in
    Gujarat.
  • This species is known for its bright yellow pulp.
  • Saffron is the second most expensive type after
    Alfonso.
  • Due to its sweetness and texture, it is used in
    fruit processing companies.

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Neelam Mango
  • Neelam is a commercial variety of mango and is
    native to Tamil Nadu.
  • This type of mango is a great option for export
    to remote areas due to its exceptional storage
    properties.
  • After Totapuri, Neelam is the third most
    processed mango variety in Tamil Nadu after
    Alfonso, Totapuri and Kesar.

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Sindhura Mango
  • Sindhura is a popular type of mango in Tamil
    Nadu, with golden red and green skin on its skin.
  • It is known as Honey Mango because of its unique
    sweet taste.
  • Due to its sweet nature like Alfonso and
    Totapuri, it is commonly used in confectionery
    business for jellies, jams and preserves.

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Raspuri Mango
  • This type of mango is widely grown in South
    India, especially in Karnataka.
  • Raspuri Mango is mainly grown and used in Mysore
    area.
  • Like Totapuri and Alfonso mangoes, Raspuri
    mangoes are used in the manufacture of ice cream,
    confectionery and other processed products.
  • Raspuri mangoes can be as tasty as Alfonso
    mangoes when fully ripe.

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Banganapalli Mango
  • In India, Banganapalli is an early season breed.
  • This is the most important business diversity in
    Andhra Pradesh.
  • The fruits are large and golden yellow in color.
  • The pulp is fiberless, firm and delicious.
  • This type of shelf life is longer than others.

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Dashahari Mango
  • The village of Dashahari near Lucknow is named
    after this caste.
  • It is a major commercial variety in North India
    and one of the best varieties in our country.
  • The fruit is small to medium in size, oblong and
    oblique in shape, golden in color.
  • The quality of the fruit is excellent, and the
    quality of storage is good enough.

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  • Visit konkanbag.com to learn more about Alfonso
    Mango Pulp
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