Overview of the world mango market

There are few mangoes on the Dutch market and that will remain the case for a while. In Germany, the supply of mangoes also remains limited, resulting in high prices, mainly due to challenges at the origin, such as severe crop losses in Peru due to El Niño, which has affected blossom development. In Italy, there has been a decline in the number of mango buyers, contributing to slow trade, while high prices have persisted until recently. Spain has experienced an early end to the mango season, with 30% lower volumes and market complications due to high prices and increased Brazilian stocks. South Africa, on the other hand, expects a good mango year and may export more to the EU and the Middle East due to the shortage caused by the reduced harvest in Peru. In North America, sporadic mango supplies and delayed shipments are impacting prices, which are expected to rise in the near future. Meanwhile, the situation with mangoes in Peru is dire, with an expected 80% drop in volume, ...