Export of Fruits from India: Growth, Pattern and SPS Issues

Bisht, Asha; Singh, Rakesh; Gangwar, A. C.; Singh, O. P.

doi:10.5958/0976-4666.2015.00049.2

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“…Out of its remaining 50 per cent market share, 16.67 per cent was directed to Saudi Arabia, 20.00 per cent to UK and 13.33 per cent to Bangladesh. These results are in line with findings of Bisht et al (2015). Moderate probability retention was observed in Bangladesh i.e.…”

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Direction and Destination Pattern of Indian Mango & Mango Pulp’s Exports

Devi¹

2019

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This study explores growth dimensions, instability, sources of growth and variability of mango and mango pulp exports to major importing countries. The secondary data on volume and value of mango and mango pulp exports from India collected for 30 years from the year 1987-2016 were analyzed using Markov Chain and accordingly the future exports were forecasted. UAE and Kuwait for fresh mango and Saudi Arabia, UAE and Netherland for mango pulp were the most stable markets. It was predicted that quantum of mango export to countries Viz; Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and UK are expected to increase while quantity exported to UAE, Bangladesh and other countries are expected to decline from the year 2016-17. On the other hand, for mango pulp, forecasting revealed that in terms of quantity its export to UK, UAE, Netherland and USA would rise and quantity exported to Saudi Arabia, YAR and other countries would decline. A need for more concentration on export promotion to tap the potential and strengthening of existing processing units by providing access to information on modern technology, packaging, markets, food laws and hygiene requirements of different market are suggestions emerged from the study. Highlights m Export promotion through access to information on modern technology, packaging, markets, food laws and hygiene requirements of different market will help to boost the export are the key findings of the study.

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Direction and Destination Pattern of Indian Mango & Mango Pulp’s Exports

Devi¹

2019

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“…The major gainer among importers of Indian grapes over a period of time has been Germany, which has a gaining probability of 0.50 from Hong Kong, 0.22 from Thailand, 0.20 from UAE and Saudi Arab respectively. Similar results were also reported by Yeledhalli et al (2012), Kusuma et al (2014), Bisht et al (2015) and Kiran et al (2016).…”

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confidence: 88%

A Study on Growth, Instability and Forecasting of Grape Export from India

Bhagat¹,

Jadhav²

2021

JSR

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Grape is an important fruit in the World. It is sub-tropical crop and is cultivated under tropical conditions. Productivity of grape in India is maximum among the grape growing countries of the world. The enormous global demand for grape is a chance for India to increase its export. Present study attempts to perform time series modeling for export and value of grape from India and also to forecast the export and value of grape for next five years. The study was based on secondary data on export quantity and value of grape in India during the period from 1990-91 to 2018-2019 (29 years) and it was analyzed by using Mann-Kendall test, Compound growth rate, Coefficient of Variation, Cuddy Della Valle Index, different exponential smoothing models and Markov Chain analysis.The results indicated that there was an upward positive trend of grape export from India during the study period. The performance of Indian grape with respect to growth in quantity exhibited a positive growth rate of 12.81 per cent per annum which was statistically significant at 1 per cent level of significance. The instability index of grape export and value was 29.47 and 23.37 per cent respectively. The exported quantity of Indian grape has shown an increase of 30.77 per cent and export value of grape has been increased by 22.91 per cent over the base year 2009-10 during period of last ten years. Netherland was found the most stable market among the major importer of Indian grape. While Bangladesh, UK and UAE are seemed to be moderately stable. The maximum gainer among importers of Indian grape was Germany. Brown's and Holt's exponential smoothing models are recommended to use for grape export and its total value in future from India.

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“…Even though the UK, Kuwait, Oman, the USA, and Singapore have emerged as major destinations for Indian mango but they have failed to retain their loyalty. Major gainers among countries are UAE from the UK (86.09per cent), Bahrain (52.42per cent) followed by Bangladesh from Netherland (86.92per cent), the UK from Bangladesh (30.17per cent) others from [13] observed that Saudi Arabia and Bangladesh are more stable markets in the case of mangoes. 5 showed that orange, we can see that over the year Bangladesh has emerged as one of the most stable countries by reflecting its highest loyalty to the tune of 97.99 per cent followed by Nepal (71.89per cent), Cameroon is showing the lowest loyalty.…”

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Growth Performance and Export Destination of Indian Fruits: Evidence from Markov Chain Approach

Shivagangavva

Jainuddin²,

Reddy³

2022

AJAEES

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As we compare with production export of Indian fruits is low. India has a large number of varieties of fruit in its basket and nearly accounts for 13 per cent of the world's total fruit production. The overall focus of this study was to reveal the results of significant fruit growth trends and the export destination of fruits in the world. The study used secondary data on mango, banana, grapes oranges, and apple from 2001-02 to 2015-16. Compound Annual Growth Rate and Markov chain analysis were to analyze the growth and destination. The study concluded that the growth rate of export of banana, mango, orange, grapes, and apples was higher in Iran, Bangladesh, Nepal, Russian Federation, and UAE in terms of value and quantity respectively. Markov chain analysis indicated that Saudi Arabia is a stable destination for Banana, Bahrain for mango, UAE, for grapes, Bangladesh for oranges, and Nepal for apples. India has vast potential in the production of many fruits but proper export guidance and training programmes are need to be arranged to farmers, which may help to reach out to the world market.

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Export of Fruits from India: Growth, Pattern and SPS Issues

Cited by 4 publications

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Direction and Destination Pattern of Indian Mango & Mango Pulp’s Exports

Direction and Destination Pattern of Indian Mango & Mango Pulp’s Exports

A Study on Growth, Instability and Forecasting of Grape Export from India

Growth Performance and Export Destination of Indian Fruits: Evidence from Markov Chain Approach

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