India’s mango exports are reaching new markets, with officials saying shipments now go to 45 countries, and that exports to the United States are likely to grow by more than 30% in the current season. APEDA’s chief reports that US shipments have already surpassed last year’s total, indicating stronger-than-expected demand. To support sales abroad, APEDA is running mango promotion campaigns in multiple American cities, including Seattle, Los Angeles, Washington, New York and Atlanta. According to the reports, these targeted efforts are intended to increase visibility and consumer demand in key US markets, while broader global promotional activities are also contributing to export growth. The outlets add that the momentum suggests overall exports could further increase in the near term, with some projections pointing to continued expansion beyond current levels. The reports present the growth as part of India’s broader agricultural export push, supported by expanding destinations and active marketing efforts. The statements are attributed to APEDA’s leadership in the two accounts.