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Tommy Atkins Mango Prices Soared 22% WoW During W10 in Western Colombia

Kevin López

Published Mar 7, 2025

Tommy Atkins mango prices in Western Colombia's wholesale markets soared 22% WoW to USD 0.84 per kilogram (kg) in W10 due to a sharp supply drop from key production regions. The end of multiple harvest cycles has reduced availability, driving prices higher, particularly in Popayán. This temporary shortage underscores the strong link between regional harvest cycles and local market fluctuations.

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