Peru Fresh Mango Suppliers
Peru, 2025 and 2026. Every company that shipped mango out of Peru, named, sized and ranked, with what it moves, what it charges a kilo, where it trades and how to reach it.
Prepared August 2026, on movement to 2026-06. PDF report and Excel working file.
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What this Radar is
The Peru Fresh Mango Suppliers Radar is the named list of every company that shipped fresh mango out of Peru across 2025 and 2026: 248 exporters, 29,459 shipments, 54 destination markets. Each one earned its place by moving the fruit, with its tax ID, its volume, its price a kilo and the markets it already serves on the record.
Fresh only. Dried mango is a different trade, at seven times the price a kilo and with a buyer list that barely overlaps, so it is not mixed in here.
Every exporter, verified and profiled
The core of the Radar is the full ranking of the 248 active exporters, ordered by value, each with its share and its movement between the two campaigns. Behind the ranking, one operational profile per company:
- Tax ID for unambiguous identification
- Value, kilos moved and average price a kilo, 2025 against 2026
- The varieties it ships and whether it works conventional, organic or both
- Shipment pattern: how many separate shipments, how large, and how far apart
- The markets it already serves
- Contact details where we have them: the manager by name, published email, website and the registered address
Priced by the kilo, the way the trade quotes it
Peru ships fresh mango in refrigerated cartons, and the carton size changes with the variety and the programme, so a price per box compares nothing. Every figure here is USD a kilo net, calculated on all 29,459 shipments.
Across the market the price runs from $0.85 to $3.33 a kilo, at a median of $1.63. Two exporters of the same variety in the same week can sit at opposite ends of that band, and the Radar shows you where each one sits.
Cuts that take you straight to your shortlist
The Excel has one row per exporter with every field below, so you can sort and filter it down to your shortlist:
- Company name and tax ID
- Varieties shipped
- Order size, from single pallet lots up to full container programmes
- Price a kilo, and where it sits against the market band
- Markets already served, out of the 54 Peru reached
- Shipment pattern, the one off against the ones that ship every week of the season
Two formats, one purchase
The PDF is the report you read: the ranking, the profiles, the charts and the price benchmarks. The Excel is the file you work in: one row per exporter, every field filterable, ready to become your outreach list. Both arrive together in one email.