Ecuador and Peru have always been the main suppliers of mangoes in the Americans. Most of the mangoes in the US market come from these two regions. The El Niño phenomenon has caused mango production in the two countries to hit record lows. Mango prices from November last year to February this year grow rapidly.

As Mexican mangoes enter the market and production is steadily increasing, Mexico is a major supplier to the North American market this time of year, mango prices will gradually decline. As for how much, it is still unknown.

Mango sales from Central America are also gradually increasing. Costa Rica and Nicaragua have smaller mango production, and Guatemala is the largest mango supplier in Central America.