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The tastiest organic Kent mangoes: almost in

The first containers of organic Kent mangoes from Burkina Faso are almost arriving. The flavour is particularly good this year - in fact, according to experts, the best Kent of all origins.

The first containers of organic Kent mangoes from Burkina Faso are almost arriving. The flavour is particularly good this year - in fact, according to experts, the best Kent of all origins. 

Together for Living Wage 

We are particularly proud of the quality as well as the impact behind these mangoes. Together with our partner in Burkina Faso, we offer a Living Wage for the people working in the packing stations. 

From Bobo to your shelf 

The mango supply comes from the Bobo Dioulasso region, the heart of mango cultivation in Burkina Faso. There, the fruits are collected, transported overland to the port of Abidjan, and then shipped to Antwerp by ship. The first arrival is expected in early May. 

Reliable cooperation for 15 years 

We have been working intensively with our local partner for more than 15 years. This close cooperation translates into reliability, transparency and high product quality.  

Climate-proof season 

Notable this season: where climate change is causing challenges in countries like Peru, the impact in Burkina Faso remains limited for now. That means stable harvests and reliable deliveries. 

These tasty mangoes on your shelf too? Your account manager will be happy to help you or call us on +31 (0)180 63 55 00. 

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