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Hyderabad: Imported fruits are now a status symbol in India

For a while now, imported fruit has been making it to the Dawaat-e-Iftar in the city where it has become a status symbol at high profile functions in the city. These fruits are costlier than the regular varieties available locally and are known for their quality and taste. Apples, berries, kiwis, oranges, dragon fruits, avocados, dates, guavas and cherries are imported from various countries by the fruit merchants here and supplied to the Iftar parties.

“Select people place orders with us for huge quantities, as the imported fruits are costly. Generally, people buy the exotic variety in small quantities for personal consumption or as gifts for someone,” said M. A Khadeer of New Golden Fruit Agency to deccanchronicle.com.

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