Bhubaneswar: In a significant boost to Odisha’s agricultural sector, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has expressed his delight over the successful export of five metric tonnes of premium Amrapali mangoes from Dhenkanal to England.
The consignment, which reached its destination in just three days, marks a significant step in positioning Odisha’s farm produce on the global map.
Sharing the news through the official social media handle of the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) Odisha, CM Majhi proudly stated, “The world is now savoring the golden sweetness of #OdishaMangoes, with 5MT of premium #AmrapaliMangoes from Dhenkanal making their royal debut in England within just 3 days!”
The Chief Minister further emphasized the global popularity of Odisha’s diverse agricultural offerings, noting, “From the creamy delights of jackfruit to the nutritious punch of drumsticks, from exotic wood apples to refreshing ice apples – Odisha’s farm treasures are now the talk of Rome, Venice, and Birmingham.”
The world is now savoring the golden sweetness of #OdishaMangoes, with 5MT of premium #Amrapalimangoes from Dhenkanal making their royal debut in England within just 3 days! From the creamy delights of jackfruit to the nutritious punch of drumsticks, from exotic wood apples to… https://t.co/ruRrcmp3Cz
— CMO Odisha (@CMO_Odisha) May 24, 2025
Describing the export as a “global culinary conquest,” Majhi credited the state’s farmers and the proactive support of the Department of Agriculture & Farmers’ Empowerment (@krushibibhag) for this achievement.
“This showcases the tireless dedication of our farmers and the visionary support behind our agricultural initiatives. Together, we are scripting a new chapter where every harvest carries the taste of Odisha’s excellence to the world,” he added.
This development is part of a broader initiative by the Odisha government to promote the state’s agricultural exports.
Recent reports also highlight successful exports of other fruits like papaya from Dhenkanal to London and Ireland, reinforcing the district’s emerging identity as a hub for premium tropical produce.
