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A relevant official from the association stated that processing and exporting value-added products along with whole mangoes will create more opportunities for fruit farmers. Mangoes of varieties such as Saint-Dru, Eagle-Beak, and Maggie-Butter cultivated in Myanmar have already been exported to China, Singapore, and some European countries, with China being the largest export market. The Myanmar Trade Promotion Organization disclosed that Russia has currently proposed a long-term cooperation intention to purchase ten thousand tons of Myanmar mango jam annually. The Myanmar mango market indicated that this year's production season is facing many difficulties due to the sluggish demand in the international market and rising production costs. Some owners of border fruit trading markets reported that when exporting Myanmar mangoes to China through border trade channels, the long transportation time causes the fruit quality to deteriorate upon arrival in the Chinese market, making it difficult to obtain the desired price.

The main season for mangoes starts in July, with mangoes from Guangxi, Yunnan, Sichuan, Guangdong, and Guizhou flooding the market, with a total supply of approximately 1.00 million tons. The varieties of mangoes on the market are diverse, including Tainong No. 1, Jinhuang, Guifei, Kate, Guiqi, Coconut Fragrance, Eagle Beak, Daqing Mango, and Shuixian Mango, among others. In terms of farm-gate purchase prices, except for Tainong No. 1, which saw a slight increase, prices for other varieties of mangoes were falling. The average farm-gate purchase price for Tainong No. 1 in July was 1.22 yuan/jin, up 0.8% from the previous month and 6.1% from the same period last year. Among them, the price for top-grade produce was 2.00 yuan/jin, for medium-high-grade produce it was 1.30 yuan/jin, and for e-commerce produce it was 0.60 yuan/jin. The average farm-gate purchase price for Jinhuang mangoes in July was 1.47 yuan/jin, down 20.5% from the previous month and 33.2% from the same period last ...

(Agraria.pe) The mango season in Mexico is about to conclude, with the last shipments leaving from Sinaloa, primarily of the Kent and Keitt varieties.