Indian mangoes reached Dubai via a 25-day sea journey. Nearly ninety percent of the fruit remained market-ready after transit. This successful shipment paves the way for cheaper and larger mango exports. The new protocol reduces reliance on expensive air freight for shipments. This development enhances farmer incomes and boosts export earnings. Indian mangoes reached Dubai via a 25-day sea journey. Nearly ninety percent of the fruit remained market-ready after transit. This successful shipment paves the way for cheaper and larger mango exports. The new protocol reduces reliance on expensive air freight for shipments. This development enhances farmer incomes and boosts export earnings.
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