Kerala rambutan growers seek cold-chain and wider retail distribution as acreage expands
Rambutan cultivation in Kerala has grown to nearly 25,000 acres, with growers estimating about 1 lakh tonnes of seasonal output. Producers are seeking cold-chain capacity, value-added processing and access to northern Indian and export markets to overcome the fruit’s short shelf life.
Kerala rambutan cultivation is expanding as farmers shift from rubber, with nearly 25,000 acres and Rs 1,000 crore estimated revenue. Producers seek cold-chain, wider India distribution, export support and value-added products to address short shelf life and reach northern markets.
Why this matters
No related recent Kerala rambutan signals are listed; growers' push for cold-chain, processing and broader distribution responds to expanding acreage and seasonal output.
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