The São Francisco Valley's mango production is in crisis due to a significant drop in prices, which has fallen by up to 30% in a week. This is primarily due to an excess supply and a decrease in external demand, particularly from the United States, our largest export market. The price slump is expected to persist until the end of the year, unless there's a recovery in exports to the US, which may happen with the resolution of port issues. In the meantime, producers are considering strategies such as cutting production costs, diversifying crops, and seeking new markets to sustain their business.