Pakistan Becomes the World’s Third-Largest Mango Exporter
Pakistan exports approximately 150,000 metric tons of mangoes annually
Islamabad: Mexico is the world’s largest mango exporter, but Pakistan has also secured a spot in the top three with its delicious and flavorful mango varieties. The “king of fruits,” as mango is often referred to, is not only unmatched in taste and fragrance but is also gaining global importance.
Global mango production has now surpassed 55 million metric tons, but only a few countries dominate the export market. According to the latest report, Mexico remains the top exporter, shipping around 450,000 metric tons of mangoes annually, with key buyers including the United States, Canada, Japan, South Korea, and Europe.
Pakistan: A Rising Force in Mango Exports
While Mexico holds the top position, Pakistan’s role in the global mango market is steadily growing. The country now exports approximately 150,000 metric tons of mangoes annually, ranking third among the world’s top exporters.
Renowned Mango Varieties of Pakistan
Pakistan is known for its high-quality mangoes, which include varieties such as:
Chaunsa – Famous for its sweet flavor, juiciness, and long shelf life
Sindhri – Known for its large size, sweetness, and aromatic fragrance
Anwar Ratol – Small in size but intensely sweet
Langra – Particularly popular in the Middle East
Key Export Markets for Pakistan
The majority of Pakistan’s mangoes are exported to the Middle East, Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia.
The Future of Mango Exports
From 2025 to 2030, the global mango market is expected to surpass $70 billion, reflecting the growing demand for mangoes worldwide. While Mexico continues to dominate the global mango export market due to its geographical proximity and superior mango varieties, Pakistan is emerging as a major player, particularly with its premium mangoes like Chaunsa and Sindhri.
