Here is why 'Egg of the Sun' is the most expensive mango in the world, costs more than diamonds

The nation is experiencing a seasonal desire for mangoes when summer heat starts. The Miyazaki Mango, which is seen as the most expensive mango on the planet, is a rare, ruby-red jewel, which has amazed both the palat as well as brittlings under the baskets of Golden Alphonos and Dasheris.

The Miyazaki Mango, also known as “Ei of the Sun”, is a work of art in terms of color and craftsmanship. With its rich purple color and bad meat, this mango is more than just a fruit; It is a luxury article that is grown with careful care in Miyazaki Japan's prefecture. From the moment, every fruit is treated with care when it begins to bloom.

Pollination is not left to nature; It is reached by hand. As soon as the fruits begin to grow, it is in individual net networks such as before pests and dust, while it provides a continuous sunshine for optimal maturation.

This large level of precision garden is responsible for the striking look and the exquisite taste of the Miyazaki Mango. The mango has high antioxidants, fiber and natural sugar with a BRIX score (a measure of sweetness) of 15 or higher, whereby they require a lot to use normal mangoes in terms of taste and texture. The meat is smooth, butter -like and decadent, so that it often completely replaces the dessert.

All of this attention applies to costs. In Japanese auctions, a single pair of Miyazaki -Mangos can cost astonishing RS 2.7 LAKH (approx. 3,000 US dollars), especially if they reach the highest quality and are marked as “eggs of the sun”. Your scarcity and work-intensive manufacturing processes ensure that only a few numbers reach this elite level.

However, the charm of the Miyazaki Mango has spread beyond the Japanese borders.

Surendra Singh, a farmer from Bihar, made headlines for the successful agriculture of Miyazaki -Mangos in India in 2021. After Singh imported two plants from Japan, he received 21 mangoes in his first season. His discreet agricultural company aroused a wide interest among the farmers in the care of premiums, exotic fruits. Although the Miyazaki mangos, which are growing in India, do not yet have the same rates as their Japanese colleagues, their mere presence indicates a significant change in the country's agriculture.

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