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Australia: Mango exports rising along with prices

Mangoes are predicted to sell for at least $5 more per tray at retail due to a strong export market for the fruit. Percy's Fruit Market owner Percy Pugliese recommended anyone who sees a tray of mangoes selling for $25 or cheaper, to take the sale, with prices unlikely to go any lower this hot season.

"We used to be able to sell mangoes for 10-15c a tray, but those days are gone,” he said.

"Now that China has come into the market, we can expect prices to be more expensive locally.

"Last year they were about $20 a tray, but this year they're cheap at $25.”

He said the high price was a result of a strong export market, with new contenders wanting our sweet, yellow fruit.

"In China, they are paying about $10 each for a mango,” Mr Pugliese said.

"That means a lot are going overseas.”

source: m.warwickdailynews.com.au
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