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Govt proposes 5% GST on mango drinks to boost Totapuri farmer incomes

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The Indian government has proposed a 5% GST rate on mango beverages containing 22–25% real fruit pulp. The move is intended to revive flagging demand for Totapuri mango pulp and raise the quality of mango-based drinks. An expert committee, formed in response to falling Totapuri prices, examined the challenges faced by farmers and put forward several remedies. These recommendations include establishing price stabilization committees and adopting orchard rejuvenation techniques. Relevant ministries will now be consulted to finalize both the quality standards and the revised tax framework.

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