Brazil’s Mango Prices Rose by 73.91% YoY in Mar-24 Due to Production Decline and High Export Demand

Pauline Fay Enriquez

Published Mar 15, 2024

Brazil's mango prices increased by 73.91% YoY on Mar-24, reaching USD 1.07/kg. This upward trend has continued since Jan-24, driven by lower production in Vale do São Francisco, high temperatures during the flowering season, and export pressures.

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Origin market price for sourcing of Fresh Mango from Brazil to Chile

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