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Mango exports fail to keep pace with rising production

Summary by Daily Sun
While mango farming is becoming more profitable than many other crops, the country’s export volume has not kept pace with rising production.
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Mango to Lead Brazil's Fruit Exports in 2025

By May 2025, mango shipments had already exceeded USD 80 million, with 73,600 tons, with the European Union being the main destination.

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Mango exports fail to keep pace with rising production

While mango farming is becoming more profitable than many other crops, the country’s export volume has not kept pace with rising production.

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Daily Sun broke the news in on Sunday, July 6, 2025.
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