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Brazilian Mango Season for USA Is Ending in W45

Jandelson Alves

Published Nov 2, 2022

The last containers of the Brazilian Mango Season for the USA were shipped in W43. Considering a transit time of two weeks, the latest mangoes containers for the USA will arrive in W45. Brazil has higher production costs compared to others, such as Peru and Mexico, the latter has a much better geographical advantage, with much cheaper freight. Due to this, the Brazilian mango season will end in W45.

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