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Over 700 tonnes of mango, banana processed at Nuzvid VHT plant
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Andhra Pradesh State Agro Industries Development Corporation Ltd s Vapour Heat Treatment (VHT) Plant for fruits at Nuzvid has processed over 757 tonnes of fruits in the past year.
According to the Corporation s district manager B. Renuka, the facility at Nuzvid has processed and packaged fruits with export quality for international and local markets.
She said a variety of mangoes weighing 22 tonnes were exported to the U.K. and Germany this season after they were processed at the VHT plant in Nuzvid.
Similarly, 120 tonnes of mangoes were sold to Reliance Mart and 115 tonnes of mangoes were sold to More Supermarket, which is a chain of supermarkets. Also, 500 tonnes of banana, which are available throughout the year, were sold to local markets, she said.
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Consignment weighing 2.4 tonnes air-shipped
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Mangoes being graded and readied at the Vapour Heat Treatment plant in Tirupati, ahead of their export to South Korea, on Thursday.
Consignment weighing 2.4 tonnes air-shipped
The juicy, delicious ‘king’ of Indian fruits is all set to titillate the taste buds of South Korea soon, as the first air shipment of Banganapalle mangoes left eastwards on Thursday.
The Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) dispatched the export consignment weighing 2.4 metric tonnes of the mango variety, which is a Geographical Indication (GI) registered product.
IFFCO Kisan, which is working with 36,000 cooperatives across the country, convinced its South Korean technology partner into buying the first ever consignment of horticultural products from India. The fruits were graded and processed at the Vapour Heat Treatment plant in Tirupati.
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The new facility that could open up Darwin s fresh produce export potential
A successful seafreight shipment of mangoes out of Darwin could be the start of an exciting new opportunity for Northern Australia, according to one of the country s leading handling companies.
Pak Fresh Handling says they were successful in their first ocean shipment in getting NT R2E2 Mangoes on the shelf at major Singapore Supermarket, along with their partner Excelsior Fruit International, last month. General Manager NT Robert Hall is excited about the future possibilities for the Territory s fresh produce businesses. Our new facility is export accredited for all produce so we were able to bring the mango in, bring down to temp in our forced air room, pack onto our specially manufactured mango export pallets and load into 20’ reefers, he said. It minimises handling, takes away the need for the product to travel on road for 4000 kilometres and we can control the fruit temperature to the customer s