Digital Desk: Assam exported 5 lakh premium mandarin oranges to Bangladesh through the river route from the Shribhumi district in Barak Valley. This achievement made Assam's farming community proud. These premium mandarin oranges, known for their special flavor are carefully grown by the farmers of Assam.
Taking to X, Assam's Agriculture Minister Atul Bora wrote, "Great news for Assam's farmers! Assam has achieved an important milestone by exporting 5 lakh premium mandarin oranges to Bangladesh. These oranges, known for their special flavor, were carefully grown by our hardworking farmers. Today, they were successfully sent to Bangladesh through the river route from
Shribhumi district in Barak Valley."
The minister calls it a proud moment and a big boost to the farming community. Atul Bora congratulated all the farmers for their achievements. Praising their efforts he said that their hard work has made it possible to export Assam-grown fruit to international markets.
He added, "This is a proud moment for Assam and a big boost to our farming community. I sincerely congratulate all the farmers who made this possible. Your efforts are bringing Assam's produce to international markets!"
Lauding Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma's leadership and progressive agricultural policies, Atul Bora said, "Thanks to the visionary leadership of Hon'ble CM Dr. @himantabiswa and the state's progressive agricultural policies, our farmers are now reaching new heights."
He further posted, "Special thanks to the Assam Agricultural Department, APEDA, and the district administration for their constant support in making this achievement a reality."
Chief Minister Sarma also responded to the X post of Atul Bora and wrote, "This is a great news. We are aiming to diversify Assam's export basket. As we continue to find explore new markets for Assam's fruits and vegetables, agri exports from the State has risen by 85% since 2019."
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