Step 1: Understanding the Concept:
Agri Export Zones (AEZs) are set up by the Government of India to promote agricultural exports from specific geographical regions rich in particular crops.
Each AEZ focuses on a specific crop or fruit based on regional production advantages.
Step 2: Detailed Explanation:
Let us match the given states/regions with their respective designated export-promoting fruit:
A. Tripura and West Bengal: Famous for pineapple production (particularly the 'Queen' variety in Tripura and 'Kew' in North West Bengal). Thus, A corresponds to Pineapple.
B. Maharashtra & Gujarat: These states are the primary hubs for 'Kesar' mango cultivation (specifically Junagadh in Gujarat and parts of Maharashtra). Thus, B corresponds to Kesar Mango.
C. Maharashtra: Designated as the premier exporter of table grapes (especially Nasik, Sangli, and Pune regions). Thus, C corresponds to Grape.
D. Chittoor (Andhra Pradesh): Highly famous for its mango processing industries and export of processed aseptic Mango Pulp (primarily from Totapuri variety). Thus, D corresponds to Mango Pulp.
E. Tamil Nadu: Cuddalore and neighboring areas of Tamil Nadu are designated AEZs for processed Cashewnut. Thus, E corresponds to Cashewnut.
Putting this matching in sequence (A $\to$ B $\to$ C $\to$ D $\to$ E):
Pineapple $\to$ Kesar Mango $\to$ Grape $\to$ Mango Pulp $\to$ Cashewnut.
Step 3: Final Answer:
The sequential order matches option (B).