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Autumn update organic mangoes

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The demand for organic mangoes in Europe is growing rapidly! While the market for conventional mangoes grew by 8-20% between 2013 and 2023, the market for organic mangoes grew by a whopping 140-180%.  At Eosta, we offer year-round organic mangoes. With a new harvest from Ecuador and Peru starting in September.   

  • Week 37: First organic Edward mangoes from Ecuador from grower Joe Roman. 
  • Week 39: First Ataulfo mangoes from the same grower. 
  • Week 44: First containers of Keitt mangoes from Ecuador. 
  • Week 47: Kent mangoes from Peru from grower Pronatur. 

After the challenges of El Niño last season, this year's harvest forecast is excellent. With a nice quality of mangoes 

Contact your account manager for more information and to place your reservation. 

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