India's Emergent Horticultural Exports : Addressing Sanitary and Phytosanitary Standards and Other Challenges
This study was initiated by a request from the State Governments of Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra for the World Bank to examine the current and prospective sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS)-related barriers facing their tropical fruit exports. Specific...
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AGRICULTURAL MARKETING AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AGRICULTURE ASPARAGUS BANANAS CAPACITY BUILDING CHERRIES COMMERCE COMMERCIALIZATION COMMODITY COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE COMPETITIVENESS CONSUMER AWARENESS CONSUMERS CROP CROP PRODUCTION CROP YIELDS CUT FLOWERS DECISION MAKING DIET DISEASES DOMESTIC MARKET DOMESTIC MARKETS EXPENDITURES EXPORT HORTICULTURE EXPORT MARKET EXPORT MARKETS EXPORT SUPPLY CHAINS EXTENSION EXTERNAL MARKET EXTERNAL MARKETS FARM FARM MANAGEMENT FARMER FARMER ASSOCIATIONS FARMERS FARMS FEED FIELD TRIALS FINISHED PRODUCTS FLOWERS FOOD PROCESSING FOOD PRODUCTS FOOD SAFETY FRUITS GDP GRAPES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HORTICULTURAL CROPS HORTICULTURAL EXPORTS HORTICULTURAL MARKETS HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTION HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS HORTICULTURAL TRADE HORTICULTURE HORTICULTURE DEVELOPMENT INCOMES INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS INTERNATIONAL MARKETS INTERNATIONAL TRADE LABORATORIES LEGUMES LIVELIHOODS MANGOES MARKET ACCESS MARKET ORIENTATION MARKET POTENTIAL MARKET SEGMENT MARKET SEGMENTS MARKET STUDIES MARKETING BOARD MIDDLE EAST ONIONS ORNAMENTAL PLANTS PATHOGENS PEAS PEST MANAGEMENT PESTICIDE PESTICIDE RESIDUE PLANT HEALTH PLANT PESTS PRICE PREMIUM PRIVATE SECTOR PRODUCE PRODUCT LINES PULSES REGULATORY SYSTEMS RETAIL RETAILING RICE SAHEL SALES SOUTH ASIAN SPREAD SUBSTITUTE SUPPLIERS SUPPLY CHAIN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT TRADE REFORMS VARIETAL DEVELOPMENT VEGETABLE INDUSTRY VEGETABLE PROCESSING VEGETABLES WHEAT WTO World Bank India's Emergent Horticultural Exports : Addressing Sanitary and Phytosanitary Standards and Other Challenges |
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This study was initiated by a request
from the State Governments of Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra for
the World Bank to examine the current and prospective
sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS)-related barriers facing
their tropical fruit exports. Specific interest was
expressed in examining issues and outlining solutions
pertaining to exports of bananas, pomegranates, and fresh
mangoes. This study seeks to (1) provide insights into the
range of SPS-related and broader competitiveness challenges
and opportunities facing Indian export horticulture, (2)
highlight strengths and weaknesses in current approaches and
capacities to address these challenges, and (3) identify
near- and medium-term priority actions-both specific and
strategic-to enhance competitiveness and standards
compliance. The study ultimately seeks to catalyze a more
strategic dialogue between Indian policy makers, technical
agencies, and the private sector regarding priority actions
and the appropriate and sustainable division of roles and
responsibilities of different players. This study is
organized as follows: an introduction followed by Chapter 2,
which provides an overview of selected international trends
in horticultural trade and introduces some of the official
and private standards. Chapter 3 shifts to the broader
Indian context. It summarizes major trends in domestic
horticultural production and marketing, the prevailing
regulatory environment, and the complex apparatus of
government support and other interventions in this sector.
Chapter 4 denotes major trends in the growth and market
orientation of Indian horticultural exports and highlights
key competitive strengths and weaknesses in the export
supply chains for a range of commodities or products.
Chapter 5 examines how SPS measures and capacities affect
India's current market access and the profitability of
its horticultural trade. The chapter identifies
"looming threats" to this trade and discusses
alternatives for mitigating them, including changes in crop
production or procurement, conformity assessment, and/or
other arrangements. Chapter 6 draws out the conclusions from
the study and includes recommendations and policy options
for the Government of India. |
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India's Emergent Horticultural Exports : Addressing Sanitary and Phytosanitary Standards and Other Challenges |
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India's Emergent Horticultural Exports : Addressing Sanitary and Phytosanitary Standards and Other Challenges |
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India's Emergent Horticultural Exports : Addressing Sanitary and Phytosanitary Standards and Other Challenges |
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India's Emergent Horticultural Exports : Addressing Sanitary and Phytosanitary Standards and Other Challenges |
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India's Emergent Horticultural Exports : Addressing Sanitary and Phytosanitary Standards and Other Challenges |
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india's emergent horticultural exports : addressing sanitary and phytosanitary standards and other challenges |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2007/05/7782310/india-indias-emergent-horticultural-exports-addressing-sanitary-phytosanitary-standards-other-challenges http://hdl.handle.net/10986/19232 |
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okr-10986-192322021-04-23T14:03:46Z India's Emergent Horticultural Exports : Addressing Sanitary and Phytosanitary Standards and Other Challenges World Bank AGRICULTURAL MARKETING AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AGRICULTURE ASPARAGUS BANANAS CAPACITY BUILDING CHERRIES COMMERCE COMMERCIALIZATION COMMODITY COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE COMPETITIVENESS CONSUMER AWARENESS CONSUMERS CROP CROP PRODUCTION CROP YIELDS CUT FLOWERS DECISION MAKING DIET DISEASES DOMESTIC MARKET DOMESTIC MARKETS EXPENDITURES EXPORT HORTICULTURE EXPORT MARKET EXPORT MARKETS EXPORT SUPPLY CHAINS EXTENSION EXTERNAL MARKET EXTERNAL MARKETS FARM FARM MANAGEMENT FARMER FARMER ASSOCIATIONS FARMERS FARMS FEED FIELD TRIALS FINISHED PRODUCTS FLOWERS FOOD PROCESSING FOOD PRODUCTS FOOD SAFETY FRUITS GDP GRAPES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HORTICULTURAL CROPS HORTICULTURAL EXPORTS HORTICULTURAL MARKETS HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTION HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS HORTICULTURAL TRADE HORTICULTURE HORTICULTURE DEVELOPMENT INCOMES INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS INTERNATIONAL MARKETS INTERNATIONAL TRADE LABORATORIES LEGUMES LIVELIHOODS MANGOES MARKET ACCESS MARKET ORIENTATION MARKET POTENTIAL MARKET SEGMENT MARKET SEGMENTS MARKET STUDIES MARKETING BOARD MIDDLE EAST ONIONS ORNAMENTAL PLANTS PATHOGENS PEAS PEST MANAGEMENT PESTICIDE PESTICIDE RESIDUE PLANT HEALTH PLANT PESTS PRICE PREMIUM PRIVATE SECTOR PRODUCE PRODUCT LINES PULSES REGULATORY SYSTEMS RETAIL RETAILING RICE SAHEL SALES SOUTH ASIAN SPREAD SUBSTITUTE SUPPLIERS SUPPLY CHAIN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT TRADE REFORMS VARIETAL DEVELOPMENT VEGETABLE INDUSTRY VEGETABLE PROCESSING VEGETABLES WHEAT WTO This study was initiated by a request from the State Governments of Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra for the World Bank to examine the current and prospective sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS)-related barriers facing their tropical fruit exports. Specific interest was expressed in examining issues and outlining solutions pertaining to exports of bananas, pomegranates, and fresh mangoes. This study seeks to (1) provide insights into the range of SPS-related and broader competitiveness challenges and opportunities facing Indian export horticulture, (2) highlight strengths and weaknesses in current approaches and capacities to address these challenges, and (3) identify near- and medium-term priority actions-both specific and strategic-to enhance competitiveness and standards compliance. The study ultimately seeks to catalyze a more strategic dialogue between Indian policy makers, technical agencies, and the private sector regarding priority actions and the appropriate and sustainable division of roles and responsibilities of different players. This study is organized as follows: an introduction followed by Chapter 2, which provides an overview of selected international trends in horticultural trade and introduces some of the official and private standards. Chapter 3 shifts to the broader Indian context. It summarizes major trends in domestic horticultural production and marketing, the prevailing regulatory environment, and the complex apparatus of government support and other interventions in this sector. Chapter 4 denotes major trends in the growth and market orientation of Indian horticultural exports and highlights key competitive strengths and weaknesses in the export supply chains for a range of commodities or products. Chapter 5 examines how SPS measures and capacities affect India's current market access and the profitability of its horticultural trade. The chapter identifies "looming threats" to this trade and discusses alternatives for mitigating them, including changes in crop production or procurement, conformity assessment, and/or other arrangements. Chapter 6 draws out the conclusions from the study and includes recommendations and policy options for the Government of India. 2014-08-01T20:09:19Z 2014-08-01T20:09:19Z 2007-05-21 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2007/05/7782310/india-indias-emergent-horticultural-exports-addressing-sanitary-phytosanitary-standards-other-challenges http://hdl.handle.net/10986/19232 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Policy Note Economic & Sector Work South Asia India |