Mango: Update on shipments from Mexico and Brazil to the United States

Published 2024년 9월 2일

Tridge summary

The National Mango Board (NMB) Week 34 report for the period ending August 24 shows a slight increase in mango volume shipped to the U.S. market compared to the same week last season. Approximately 2,730,024 boxes of mangoes, each weighing 4 kilograms, were shipped from Mexico, with 91% being Keitt variety. No mango shipments were made from Brazil this week due to logistical reasons. The total future volume of mango shipments from week 35 to week 40 is estimated to be 6% more than the previous year.

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Original content

The National Mango Board (NMB) Week 34 report for the period ending August 24 details that the volume shipped to the U.S. market was approximately 2,730,024 boxes, weighing 4 kilograms each. In detail, 2,730,024 boxes left Mexico, a slightly higher amount than the same week last season, when 2,642,961 boxes were shipped. The main variety of mango shipped to the American market was Keitt (91%). There is also limited supply of Ataúlfo, Kent, Mallika and Manila Rosa. The Mexican regions of Jalisco, Nayarit, Southern Sinaloa and Northern Sinaloa continue to harvest and pack fruit. In the case of Brazil, for logistical reasons there were no shipments this week, reported the NMB. The South American country, like Mexico, continues ...

Source: MXfruit