U.S. Brazilian mango imports projected up
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| 5 February 2024
Overview of mangos from Brazil in the U.S. market, complemented by charts from Agronometrics. Original published on February 5, 2024.
The Brazilian mango season began in the first week of August and will run until the last week of February with a projection of approximately 12,3 million boxes, a recent crop report by the National Mango Board says.
As of the last week of January, mango shipments stood at approximately 22,400 boxes for a total of 12,264,543 boxes for the season. The 2023-24 Brazilian season is expected to be about 31% higher year-on-year.
Source: USDA Market News via Agronometrics.
(Agronometrics users can view this chart with live updates here)
Tommy Atkins is the top variety exported by Brazil, accounting for 81% of the volume. It is followed by Kent and Keitt at 7% and 6%, respectively.
All origin mango imports into the U.S. are projected down approximately 27% year-on-year, as unfavorable weather conditions delayed flowering in producing countries, such as Peru.
Ecuador ended its season. Brazil, Peru and Mexico are currently harvesting and/or packing.
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