In a significant development for Pakistan’s fruit export industry, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has issued a new valuation ruling for mango exports for the 2025 season, standardizing export prices across all types of mango products.
As per Valuation Ruling No. 2 of 2025, issued by the Directorate of Customs Valuation, Lahore, and in line with directions from the FBR and Ministry of Commerce, the Free on Board (FOB) export prices for different forms of mangoes have been officially fixed:
Revised Customs/Export Values for Mangoes (2025):
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Fresh Mangoes:
US$800 per metric ton -
Mango Pulp:
US$1,000 per metric ton -
Dried Mango:
US$1,500 per metric ton
Stakeholder Consultation Ensured
The revision follows a detailed valuation exercise conducted by the Directorate of Customs Valuation, Lahore. A consultative meeting was held with major stakeholders, including representatives from:
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All Pakistan Fruit & Vegetable Exporters, Importers & Merchants Association (PFVA)
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Leading mango exporters
The process included:
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Analysis of market trends
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Review of past export data from PRAL (Pakistan Revenue Automation Ltd.)
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Consideration of international prices
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Stakeholder proposals and supporting documents
Legal Framework and Market Evaluation
The ruling was made under Section 25 (15) of the Customs Act, 1969, which provides a mechanism to determine customs export values. Market surveys, global trade data, and customs documentation were all part of the valuation framework.
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Why It Matters
The standardization of FOB values:
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Helps ensure fair taxation and customs duties
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Prevents under-invoicing and misdeclaration
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Facilitates smoother customs processing for exporters
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Supports transparent pricing in international trade markets
With Pakistan being one of the world’s largest producers and exporters of mangoes, such moves are crucial in maintaining credibility and compliance in global markets.
