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Climate change: Why season special mangoes are lacking colour and flavour this year? | Mint - Mint

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Climate change: Why season special mangoes are lacking colour and flavour this year? | Mint #AskBetterQuestions

As unseasonal rainfall has become common throughout India, climate change has emerged as a nightmare for farmers. This is the main reason why mango production in India was affected adversely this year due to climate change. Mangoes that are coming in the market are also lacking their flavour

This year's mango season is at its peak, and vegetable markets are flooded with this delicious fruit. After the bad weather kept mango lovers waiting for their favourite variety of the fruit, mangoes available in the market are also nothing less than a disappointment for many of them.

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