Costs put pressure on Colombia's mango juice industry

Published 2021년 7월 28일

Tridge summary

The summer mango crop has yielded good quality fruits, but the quantity delivered to processing industries is lower than expected due to increased transport prices and processing challenges. Despite these challenges, the industry is on track to process between 115 thousand and 120 thousand tons of mangoes, a significant increase from the previous year's 80 thousand tons. However, some regions are experiencing logistic issues, with some areas experiencing difficulty in receiving trucks, but the situation is improving compared to last year.
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Original content

However, these events affected some mango juice producers who were unable to process the volumes of fruit they intended. Transport prices increased, which significantly impacted the industry's cost structure. In terms of quality, the summer mango crop has been good, but quantities delivered to industries are well below expectations and are forecast to continue until early August, local sources say. However, the final volumes of fruit for processing for the summer harvest are still expected to be between 115 thousand and 120 thousand tons. Last year, the industry processed around 80 ...

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