AERI is ready to export mangoes all over the world - Agribusiness Education and Research International

AERI is ready to export mangoes all over the world

AERI is ready to export mangoes all over the world. A lot of mangoes are grown under the consultancy of Agribusiness Education and Research International (AERI), which are totally organic in nature as well as health-friendly. Mangoes are ready to be harvested and exported. So, interested buyers may contact us for mangoes.

Mangoes are primarily grown from sea level in Bangladesh’s tropical and subtropical regions. Amrapali, Himsagar, Harivanga, and Khirshapat are some of the most popular mango kinds exported from Bangladesh.

Agriculture and agricultural commerce remain essential parts of overall economic activity in many developing nations, such as Bangladesh, contributing significantly to aggregate production and employment. In addition, trade plays a critical role in ensuring global food security. Bangladesh’s geographic diversity in terms of climate, topography, terrain, and other factors guarantees that a wide range of fresh fruits and vegetables are available. As a result, it is the world’s seventh-largest producer of Mangoes. This is owing to improvements in cold-chain infrastructure, quality assurance systems, and other factors.

AERI is prepared to export mangoes to any nation on the globe. Agribusiness Education and Research International (AERI) is in charge of a large number of mango farms, all of which are completely organic and healthy.

Mango trees can be found in abundance in Satkhira, Rangpur, Khagrachari, and the broader Rajshahi area. It has been encouraging to see the country’s ripe mangoes showcased alongside international fruits in several abroad stores in recent years. Local people in Germany, France, Italy, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland are also enticed by the luscious mangoes, despite the fact that the customers are mostly Bangladeshis and South Asians living overseas.

Agribusiness Education and Research International is an education, consultancy, and research firm, journal publisher as well as a web portal, that mainly focuses on agribusiness education research and farming. Agribusiness sectors are extremely dynamic and innovative sectors that have to familiarize themselves with increasing global competition and natural resource scarcity. Agribusiness and marketing related to national and international research and farming are highly performed by a group of renowned research personnel.

Agribusiness Education and Research International (AERI) are one of the firms duly registered in the office of the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms (RJSC) under the Partnership Act, 1932.

Agribusiness Education and Research International is also a seed dealer duly registered in the office seed wing of the Ministry of Agriculture.

Mango, formally known as Mangifera Indica, is a popular crop in Bangladesh. Bangladesh is the seventh-largest producer of mangoes in the world. As a result, fresh mango production and export, as well as processed mango products, is a significant sector in Bangladesh. Bangladeshi mangoes come in a vast range of shapes, sizes, and colors, as well as flavors, aromas, and tastes. The Bangladeshi mango upholds the highest quality standards and is a rich source of nutrients.

Bangladesh no longer wants to be satisfied with such low fruit export volumes because some of the sweetest and most delectable types have long been grown in Bangladesh, with annual national output reaching roughly 1.5 million tons this year.

As can be seen, mangoes offer a significant opportunity for Bangladeshi mango farmers and exporters to tap into the global market, so we’ve focused on exporting Bangladeshi mangoes and processed mango products, with a special emphasis on fresh mangoes.

Mango is one of Bangladesh’s most popular fruit crops, both domestically and internationally. The increased demand for mangoes in both domestic and foreign markets has pushed more land to be planted in mango orchards. For the past ten years, the area dedicated to mango farming has steadily increased.