GRAPHIC: Mangos by the numbers

Mango demand continue to grow in the U.S., even as the tropical fruit remain less popular than it is in other countries. This year, exporting nations have faces...

By Agtools

April 25, 2024

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Mango demand continue to grow in the U.S., even as the tropical fruit remain less popular than it is in other countries.

This year, exporting nations have faces many weather challenges, limiting some volume, which could lead to price increases for U.S. buyers and consumers.

In this graphic by Agtools BB #:355102, see the story of mangos over the past few seasons in charts and graphics.

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