As the summer season sets in, one of the most awaited delights is the arrival of mangoes. When the scorching heat leaves people drained, mangoes offer a refreshing respite with their juicy flavour and sweetness. Do you know the top mango-producing countries of the world? You might be surprised to learn that India tops this list as the largest producer of mangoes. In fact, nearly half of the world’s mango supply comes from India. (News18 Hindi)
India ranks number one on this list. Almost 50% of all mangoes grown globally are cultivated in our country. Mangoes are grown in several Indian states, but Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, and Maharashtra are the largest contributors. (News18 Hindi)
Uttar Pradesh leads India in mango production, accounting for around 25–26% of the country’s total output. The state produces approximately 4.5 million metric tonnes of mangoes every year. The fertile Ganges basin, favourable climate, and age-old mango farming traditions contribute to this success. Popular mango varieties such as Dussehri, Langra, Chaunsa, and Safeda, grown in regions like Malihabad, Saharanpur, and Lucknow, are widely appreciated both in India and abroad. (News18 Hindi)
These numbers are based on the latest data from the year 2023–2024. According to this report, India holds the top global position, while Uttar Pradesh leads domestically. Mango is often referred to as the ‘King of Fruits’ not only because of its sweet and delicious taste but also due to its high nutritional value. It is rich in essential nutrients like vitamins A, C, and E, which are extremely beneficial for health. (News18 Hindi)
India produces about 25 million metric tonnes of mangoes annually, meaning nearly half of the world’s mangoes come from here. The country’s diverse climate and fertile soil support the cultivation of many varieties, including Alphonso, Kesar, and Dussehri. Mangoes are also deeply rooted in Indian culture and festivals, making them much more than just a seasonal fruit. (News18 Hindi)
China comes in second, producing around 3.8 million metric tonnes of mangoes every year. Cultivation is mostly concentrated in the southern parts of the country, where the climate is warmer. To meet rising domestic demand and boost exports, China is steadily expanding its mango farming areas. (News18 Hindi)
Indonesia is ranked third, with an annual mango production of about 3.6 million metric tonnes. It’s hot and humid climate, particularly in regions like Java and Sumatra—is perfect for mango cultivation. The Gedong Ginchu mango is especially popular in Indonesia. (News18 Hindi)
Pakistan stands at fourth place, producing approximately 2.7 million metric tonnes of mangoes per year. Its warm climate and fertile soil are ideal for growing mangoes. Pakistani varieties like Chaunsa and Sindhari are cherished globally for their sweetness and distinctive taste. (News18 Hindi)
Mexico holds the fifth position with an annual production of about 2.4 million metric tonnes of mangoes. It is also one of the world’s leading mango exporters. Varieties such as Ataulfo and Tommy Atkins are commonly exported to international markets. Mango cultivation plays a key role in Mexico’s agricultural economy. (News18 Hindi)
Following Mexico, the next top mango-producing countries are Thailand, the Philippines, Bangladesh, Nigeria, and Brazil, ranked sixth to tenth, respectively. These countries also produce mangoes in large quantities. Each country grows unique varieties based on their local climates. While India leads in overall production, Mexico is notable as one of the largest global exporters of mangoes. (News18 Hindi)
