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Strong mango volume opens immediate retail opportunities

The National Mango Board (NMB) is encouraging retailers and suppliers to act quickly to move more mangos due to the high import volumes. This year the summer mango season had a later start than in recent years, but volumes are extremely strong now. 

Retailers can increase their mango sales this summer by offering mangos by the case to give their shoppers the best deals and move big volumes at great prices. During the summer months, merchandise mangos toward the front of the produce department with seasonal stonefruit to boost mango sales. In a recent study by the NMB, placing mangos with stonefruit resulted in increased volume and dollars by more than 40 percent compared to the previous year. Retailers should also set up secondary mango displays in the front of the store to encourage additional buys and use point of sale (POS) materials to teach shoppers about mangos. POS materials are free of charge for retailers to order from the NMB, visit mango.org/retail for more information.

With several mango varieties available concurrently, retailers could run multi-variety promotions during the expected high volumes. Peak sizing for yellow mangos will be 18s, 20s, and 22s with promotable volumes through the end of June. Peak sizing for round mangos through mid-June will be 10s and 12s, and peak sizing for round mangos from mid-June through late July will be 9s, 10s and 12s.

For more information about the mango crop forecasts, please visit mango.org/crop. For more information on POS materials and other promotional items to use this season, visit mango.org/retail.
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