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Mango

Mango, hailed as the “king of fruits,” is a luscious and tropical stone fruit celebrated for its sweet, aromatic flavor and vibrant hues. Belonging to the genus Mangifera, this succulent fruit boasts a smooth, thin skin that can vary in color from shades of green to yellow and red, depending on the variety. The ripe fruit’s flesh is juicy, smooth, and golden-orange, encapsulating a harmonious blend of sweetness and acidity. Renowned for its nutritional richness, mangoes are abundant in vitamins A and C, antioxidants, and dietary fiber, promoting overall well-being.

Mangoes thrive in warm climates, and their cultivation spans various regions globally. The versatile fruit finds its way into an array of culinary delights, from refreshing juices and smoothies to savory salsas and decadent desserts. Beyond its culinary appeal, the mango holds cultural significance in many societies, symbolizing abundance and prosperity. With its irresistible taste and cultural resonance, the mango stands as a beloved and iconic fruit, enticing taste buds and embodying the essence of tropical indulgence.

Leading Producer

Egypt

Top Exporter

Egypt

Seasonality

Summer

Avg. Shelf Life from Harvest

1 ? 2 weeks

Variety

Indulge in the succulent delight of our exquisite Mango variety, a tropical treasure that captivates the senses with its unparalleled sweetness and vibrant flavor profile. This luscious fruit boasts a velvety-smooth texture and a sun-kissed golden hue, promising a mouthwatering experience with every juicy bite. Sourced from the finest orchards, our Mangos are a celebration of nature’s bounty, delivering a perfect balance of sweetness and acidity that dances on the palate. Whether enjoyed on its own or incorporated into tantalizing recipes, this Mango variety embodies the essence of summer, offering a taste of pure sunshine in every delectable moment. Elevate your culinary journey with the unparalleled richness of our premium Mango variety.

Cultural Significance

The mango holds a revered status in many cultures, symbolizing abundance, fertility, and even divinity. Across South Asia, it is celebrated as the “King of Fruits,” woven into myths and religious narratives, and prominently featured in traditional art and literature. In addition to its rich symbolism, the fruit plays a central role in social gatherings, festivals, and rituals, fostering a sense of community and joy. Its global popularity further underscores its cultural significance, with diverse cuisines incorporating its unique flavor, making the mango a cherished and universally recognized emblem of cultural richness.