Tridge summary
Thailand is expecting a high mango production of up to 15,000 tons in May, the highest in the past decade. However, only 2,000 tons of the popular varieties Barracuda, Fah Lan, and Phet Ban Lad will be exported due to domestic demand. The remainder will be distributed domestically through weekend markets, shopping malls, and Blue Flag clean food stores. China, a key customer, has significantly reduced its orders due to fewer transport flights and strict import controls amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Nongwuasor achieved the highest mango production in 10 years and could reach 15,000 tons in May: “Three types of mango that are popular in foreign markets are Barracuda , Fah Lan and Phet Ban Lad. But only 2,000 tons can be exported, so the rest will have to be distributed to the domestic market.” “The chamber of commerce has been working with relevant agencies to find distribution channels such as weekend markets, shopping malls and Blue Flag clean food stores across the country.” Prasert said Thai mango's biggest customers are fruit retailers in China, Japan, Korea and Europe. “China used to ...
Source: Vinanet
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