Keitt dominates mango shipments to the United States

Published Sep 10, 2024

Tridge summary

The National Mango Board's report for week 35 highlights a significant increase in mango shipments to the US, with a total of 3,505,218 boxes shipped, primarily from Mexico and to a lesser extent, Brazil. The main variety shipped was Keitt, with a limited supply of other varieties such as Ataulfo, Kent, Palmer, and Manila Rosa. The Mexican mango season is expected to continue until the end of October, while Ecuador's season, starting in September, is projected to contribute 13 million boxes from now until the end of December. The total volume of mangoes expected to be shipped from weeks 36 to 41 is approximately 8% more than the previous year.

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Original content

The National Mango Board (NMB) week 35 crop report details that the volume of mango shipped to the US market the week ending August 31 was approximately 3,505,218 boxes, weighing 4 kilograms each. Of the total, Mexico contributed 2,727,262 boxes and Brazil 777,956 boxes. The latter did not register any shipments last week for logistical reasons. While shipments from the Aztec country increased in relation to the same week last year (2,482,333 boxes), those from the South American giant showed a downward difference (801,725 boxes). The main variety of mango sent to the United States in the week of analysis was Keitt (79%). There is also limited supply of Ataulfo, Kent, Palmer and Manila Rosa. The Mexican season will extend until the last week of October. The regions of Jalisco, Southern Sinaloa and Northern Sinaloa are still harvesting and/or packing fruit, as well as the main producing areas in Brazil. The NMB announced that starting in the next report it will have information ...

Source: MXfruit