<h1>India Exports Dragon Fruit to UK and Bahrain, Boosting Agricultural Trade and Farmer Returns.</h1> Dragon fruit grown by farmers in Gujarat and West Bengal has been exported for the first time to London, UK, and the Kingdom of Bahrain, marking a significant milestone in India's agricultural exports. The Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) facilitated these exports, aiming to expand to other European markets for better farmer returns. Dragon fruit, also known as Kamalam in India, is increasingly cultivated across various states due to its high export value and health benefits. The Prime Minister previously highlighted the fruit's cultivation in Gujarat, celebrating its role in boosting India's self-sufficiency.