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French Beans in India

French beans are a widely grown green vegetable and a fresh export item, with many varieties of bush and pole beans.

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Main statesKarnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Himachal Pradesh
SeasonPlains: October–March; hills: April–October.
Government buyingNo MSP; private trade
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About French Beans

French beans are a widely grown green vegetable and a fresh export item, with many varieties of bush and pole beans.

Where French Beans Is Grown

The main growing states and districts are listed below. Tap a state for its markets, season, agencies and buyers.

StateMain districtsNotes
KarnatakaChikkaballapur, Kolar, Hassan, BelagaviA leading beans state.
MaharashtraPune, Satara, NashikBeans for Mumbai and Pune.
Tamil NaduDindigul, The Nilgiris, KrishnagiriHill and plains beans.
Himachal PradeshSolan, Shimla, SirmaurOff-season beans.
JharkhandRanchi, HazaribaghWinter beans.

How It Is Grown

Beans are sown in the cool season in the plains and in the hills in summer, and are picked young and tender over several weeks.

Season

Plains: October–March; hills: April–October.

Uses and Buyers

Households, restaurants, frozen-vegetable processors and exporters.

Quality and Price

Graded by tenderness, straightness, length and absence of strings.

Government Role

French Beans has no minimum support price, so it is bought almost entirely by private traders, processors and exporters. Government support comes through horticulture and crop missions, market regulation, export promotion and research.

Companies, Markets and Bodies

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