Mango volumes surge in Peru, prices drop

Peru’s mango exports fell slightly in value in 2025, even though shipment volumes increased.

Total exports of fresh and dried mangoes reached US$354.7m FOB, down 2% from US$361.6m in 2024, reports Agrodata. At the same time, export volumes rose strongly, increasing 32% year on year to 257.1m kg, compared with 195.1m kg the previous season.

Lower prices explain the difference. The average export price dropped to US$1.38 per kilo, from US$1.85/kg in 2024. This 26% fall in prices reduced export earnings despite the higher volumes shipped.

The United States was Peru’s main market, taking 34% of total export value. The Netherlands followed with 27%, while Spain accounted for 9%. Other destinations included the United Kingdom, Canada, Mexico and South Korea, with smaller volumes shipped to France, Chile, Russia and Belgium.

source: agrodataperu.com