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Tommy Atkins Mango Oversupply Lowers Prices by 13% WoW in Colombia During W49

Kevin López

Published Dec 6, 2024

The peak season for Tommy Atkins mangoes from Cundinamarca, Colombia, led to an oversupply in Barranquilla's wholesale market, causing prices to drop by 13% week-on-week (WoW) to USD 0.63 per kilogram (kg) during W49.

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