

Nepal has announced a ban on the import of mangoes from India, citing concerns over excessive pesticide residues found in the fruit. The decision marks another setback for Indian mango exporters, who have recently faced similar restrictions in international markets. Authorities in Nepal reportedly raised concerns regarding food safety standards and the presence of chemical residues beyond permissible limits.
The development comes shortly after Japan imposed restrictions on the import of certain Indian mango consignments. With Nepal now joining the list of countries taking action over pesticide-related concerns, exporters may face increased scrutiny and compliance requirements. The move is expected to impact mango trade between the two neighboring countries during the peak export season.



















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