The Jack Fruit, once known as ‘Mutton of Shakaria’ in Bollywood, is now worldly recognized. The Jackfruit, known as Jackfruit in English, is popular in the entire world today for different reasons. Jackfruit exports from India are also rising and Jackfruit has been sent to many countries. According to historians, Jackfruit has played an important role in Indian agriculture for centuries. It is believed that Jack Fruit will be cultivated in India 3,000 to 6,000 years ago. In such a situation, it is always clear that it is a part of Indian farming and today the duty of many farmers is changing.
How to become superfood jackfruit
At the international level, the trend of plant -based food or vegetarian food or vegetarian food has increased over the past few years. In such a situation, Jackfruit is making its mark as a meat subscriber. It can be eaten both raw and paka. Also, it is a good source of fiber, vitamins and minerals.
Due to its size, special taste and a wide variety of dishes, it has become a favorite of many today. Many people today call it ‘Super Food’. When the chefs are green from San Francisco to London and Delhi Lili, its texture looks very pork. Jackfruit is used today in Tacos, Cutlets, Biryani, Chips and Pizza Toping.
Where is agriculture in India
Jackfruit is the highest in India and in such a situation, exports are also increasing. According to Excim Solutions, India produces 14 lakh metric tons of jackfruit every year. Odisha is the state of the country, where it has grown. Odisha produces about 312,180 metric tons of jackfruit. Apart from this, Kerala, Assam, West Bengal, Jharkhand and Tripura are also some states in India where Jackfruit grows.
The rising market of jackfruit
In 2022, the Jackfruit Global Market is expected to reach $ 453.26 million by 7 327.41 million and by 2030. On the other hand, if we talk about India, 26.66 million jackfruit was exported in the year 2023-24 and its price was about 1 40.14 million. Its exports increased by about 12 percent a year. Speaking of the market, its cargo was sent to India from Saudi Arabia, US, the Netherlands, UAE, Germany, UK, Poland, Belgium, Australia and Canada.
Promoting agriculture
It is a fruit or vegetables, whose tree is very strong and can withstand drought. In such a situation, the importance of its cultivation in the global warming era is increasing. The central and state governments in India have launched a wide variety of campaigns to promote its cultivation, including a ‘district, a product,’ and ‘piece development scheme’.
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