Demand Soars for Indian Mangoes in America: From Dussehri to Langda, These 5 Varieties Win Hearts
- byPranay Jain
- 11 Jul, 2025
Summer in India is synonymous with mangoes—the sweet aroma of Dussehri, the rich flavor of Chausa, and the unique taste of Langda bring back cherished childhood memories for many. Known as the king of fruits, mangoes are loved by people of all ages. India boasts around 1,500 varieties of mangoes, each with its distinct flavor.
Now, the craze for Indian mangoes has crossed borders, gaining popularity in the United States as well. Recently, five popular Indian mango varieties have captured the attention of American consumers. Here’s a look at which mangoes are in demand in America and why.
Indian Mangoes Make a Splash in Seattle
A special event organized in Seattle by the Consulate General of India in collaboration with APEDA showcased five prized Indian mango varieties—Dussehri, Chaunsa, Langra, Mallika, and Totapuri—to American leaders and media. The aroma and taste of these mangoes instantly won over the guests, including prominent leaders from Washington State.
American Leaders Praise Indian Mangoes
Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown, State Senator Manka Dhingra, and Seattle Port Commissioner Sam Cho were among the dignitaries who tasted the mangoes. Each variety impressed them with its sweetness, aroma, and juicy softness, highlighting the premium quality of Indian mangoes.
Growing Demand and Export Growth
Experts at the event noted that Indian mango exports to the US rose by 19% in 2024, signaling the growing popularity of these fruits in the American market. Additionally, a mango tasting session at the Indian Food Festival and Mango Promotion event in Redmond on July 9 attracted Washington State representative Alex Ybarra. Discussions between Indian mango exporters and American retail companies were held to expand the reach of India’s premium mangoes in the US Pacific Northwest.
With their irresistible taste and fragrance, Indian mangoes are steadily winning over American palates, promising even greater demand in the years to come.






