Peruvian Flame Mangoes Access to Chinese Market
As China prepares to celebrate Spring Festival, welcoming the lunar New Year and coming spring season, southern hemisphere mangos are at the peak of their growing season. Camposol, one of Peru’s largest supplier of mangos, is now teaming with importer Dole to offer Chinese consumers “Peruvian Flame Mangos” to sweeten their festivities. The product has already hit shelves in China to high customer praise.
As China prepares to celebrate Spring Festival, welcoming the lunar New Year and coming spring season, southern hemisphere mangos are at the peak of their growing season. Camposol, one of Peru’s largest supplier of mangos, is now teaming with importer Dole to offer Chinese consumers “Peruvian Flame Mangos” to sweeten their festivities. The product has already hit shelves in China to high customer praise.
The Flame Mangos on sale in the China market have undergone a meticulous breeding and selection process to ensure each individual fruit is of the highest possible quality: fragrant, juicy, free of fibers, with a small seed, high flesh content, smooth texture and concentrated flavor. They are known to be among the highest grade of mangos in the world.
Due to their impeccable quality, sweet flavor, and magnificent coloration, Camposol’s Peruvian Flame Mangos have been met with approval from their importer, Dole, which is distributing it to offline retail channels such as Olé and other high-end supermarket chains in China. At in-store sampling sessions, Olé customers offered rave reviews of the fruit as it became one of their new favorite imported products for the New Year tradition of gifting fruit to friends and family.
Due to their impeccable quality, sweet flavor, and magnificent coloration, Camposol’s Peruvian Flame Mangos have been met with approval from their importer, Dole, which is distributing it to offline retail channels such as Olé and other high-end supermarket chains in China. At in-store sampling sessions, Olé customers offered rave reviews of the fruit as it became one of their new favorite imported products for the New Year tradition of gifting fruit to friends and family.
