The survey of Fungal Spoilage and Economic Loss of Some common Fruits in the markets of town – Mauganj and nearby villages of Tahsil – Mauganj, Disst – Rewa (M.P.) was undertaken. 150 fruit venders were randomly selected and interviewed to obtain socio-economic characteristics. Descriptive statistics was used to analyze the data collected. Recurrent sampling from the some common fruits depicted variable intensity of fruit spoiling fungal flora. Fungal spoilage of 5 selected common fruits were studied and in all 12 spoilage fungi were observed. Among these Alternaria alternata, Fusarium moniliforme and Cladosporiodes were Found to be major fruit spoiling fungi. Fusarium, Alternaria, Rhizopus, Cladosporium were responsible for extensive fruit spoilage in the markets of Mauganj tahsil of district Rewa (M.P.). Isolated fungi showing positive pathogenesis. Therefore this study gives a brief account of fungal fruit spoilage and their impact on economic loss of fruit vendors.