India’s GI-Tagged, Rewa Sundarja Mangoes Land In The UAE And Here’s All About The Mango Variety

The premium GI-tagged Rewa Sundarja mangoes have officially landed in the UAE market. This is a premium variety of mangoes from India, and it marks an important milestone in the global journey of one of the most distinct fruits, which hail from the state of Madhya Pradesh in India. As mentioned by the official account of the Embassy of India in the UAE, the first consignment was exported on June 26th, 2026. It waited one metric tonne, and here’s all you need to know about this development.

Rewa Sundarja Mangoes Arrive In UAE

Farmer Producer Organisations were brought together by the export chains. These mangoes were sourced from the Seondha Farmer Producer Company Limited, as revealed in a report of the Gulf News. The produce was packed at an APEDA-supported facility in Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh.

These exports marked a significant boost for the local farmers. After all, the mango variety fetches ₹100 to 110 per kilogram in domestic markets. While in the export chain, it can receive about ₹150 per kg.

Why Are Rewa Sundarja Famous?

The mango is famous for its rich aroma and fibreless pulp and has a natural sweetness. And it has also joined India’s growing list of GI-recognised agricultural exports. GI tags are important for boosting global identity. It plays an important role in building a distinct identity for region-specific produce.

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Other GI-Tagged Mangoes

But Rewa Sundarja is not the only mango which has been GI-tagged. Alfonso mango, which is also known as the King of Mangoes, hailing from Maharashtra, is also another GI-tag variety. Gir Kesar Mango, Banganapalle Mango, Malihabadi Dussehri Mango, Laxman Bhog Mango, Himsagar Mango, Zardalu Mango, and Kuttiattoor Mango, are some popular GI-tagged mangoes from India.

Currently, it is mango season in the country, with different varieties of mangoes flooding the markets. If you happen to be a desi living in the UAE and missing the sweet mangoes this season, don’t forget to get your hands on the GI-tagged variant now available in the UAE market.

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