About Kiwi
Kiwi is a new fruit for Indian farmers, grown in the hills of Arunachal Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim, Nagaland and Jammu & Kashmir, while most kiwi sold in cities is imported from New Zealand, Chile, Italy and Iran.
Where Kiwi Is Grown in Nagaland
The main kiwi districts of Nagaland are Phek, Zunheboto. Nagaland grows rice on terraces and jhum fields, and is known for king chilli (raja mircha, GI-tagged), ginger, pineapple, oranges and tree tomato. Most farming is traditional and largely organic.
Season in Nagaland
Harvest October–December. Exact arrival dates in Nagaland depend on local sowing and the monsoon, so check current arrivals before planning purchases.
How Kiwi Is Sold in Nagaland
Produce is sold through local markets in Dimapur and Kohima and through traders to Assam.
Other major markets in Nagaland
State Agencies in Nagaland
Kiwi has no minimum support price, so it is bought almost entirely by private traders, processors and exporters. State marketing bodies regulate the markets and support farmer producer organisations.
Buyers, Processors and Exporters
These companies and bodies buy, process or export kiwi across India, including from Nagaland. Tap a name for details.
- National Horticulture BoardSubsidy and market informationAboutExplore
- BigBasket (Supermarket Grocery Supplies Pvt Ltd)Online groceryAboutExplore
Research and Advice in Nagaland
New varieties, crop advice and seed for kiwi growers in Nagaland come from the state agricultural universities below and from the Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) in each district.
Kiwi in Other States
Arunachal Pradesh · Himachal Pradesh · Sikkim
Related: Kiwi – all India · Nagaland · All crops
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