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In a significant setback for India’s agricultural exports, U.S. authorities have rejected at least 15 mango shipments at major entry points including Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Atlanta, citing documentation discrepancies.

Faced with the dilemma of re-exporting the perishable fruit or destroying it, exporters opted for disposal within the United States due to the high cost and logistical challenges of return. The total losses are estimated at around $500,000—a heavy blow during the peak of mango season. The U.S. remains India’s largest mango export destination, amplifying the impact of this disruption.

The rejected consignments had undergone mandatory irradiation at a USDA-approved facility in Navi Mumbai on May 8 and 9, fulfilling phytosanitary protocols for pest control. Exporters have voiced frustration over the bureaucratic lapses that triggered the rejections, calling for improved coordination between Indian and U.S. authorities to safeguard the country’s standing in global markets.
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