Who exported Mexico and Peru's US$ 82.38 million of dried mango?
- Mexico supplied US$ 67.46 million through 27 exporters; Peru, US$ 14.92 million through 21.
- Fruitex de Mexico had the highest price, US$ 16.49 per kilo.
- Organic had the lower price in Mexico and the higher one in Peru: US$ 9.77 against US$ 11.36 per kilo.
In 2026, 48 exporters in Mexico and Peru shipped US$ 82.38 million of dried mango to 58 buyers.
Mexico supplied US$ 67.46 million, through 27 exporters. Peru added US$ 14.92 million, through 21.
I see a good year for an importer to compare suppliers. Between January and August, the value grew 13% against the same months of 2025, while the tonnage held almost flat at 6,937 tonnes.
That means the price rose, from US$ 10.39 to US$ 11.35 per kilo. You also have more names to choose from: 20 exporters shipped for the first time.
I read the export customs records of both countries, shipment by shipment, from January 2025 to the latest day each one has published. The price per kilo is the value divided by the net kilos, without shipments between companies of one group.
Who ships the dried mango
Mariani Sunset Ceca led with US$ 15.70 million. It is the Mexican plant of Mariani Packing, and all of its fruit went to its parent in the United States.
Operadora la Fara followed with US$ 9.93 million, all for Sunset Fine Foods, at US$ 11.67 per kilo.
Bees Deshidratados shipped US$ 5.46 million to three buyers: Trader Joe's, Brothers Pride Produce and Made In Nature.
Instantia Gs reached US$ 5.37 million and served two countries. Solely took US$ 5.15 million of it, and Red River Foods received its fruit in Israel.
Agrofino Foods led Peru, with US$ 4.81 million. It doubled its value against the same months of 2025 and worked with 5 buyers in Mexico, the United States and Canada.
The exporters that grew
Santa Lucia Organic grew 992% against the same months of 2025, to US$ 4.59 million. Its buyers include Instant Soups and International Harvest.
Frutopica had no shipments in 2025 and reached US$ 4.04 million in 2026. Amazon Produce Network was its declared buyer.
Together, the 20 new exporters shipped US$ 9.87 million. At the same time, 25 exporters from 2025 did not ship in 2026.
So the supplier base is moving. For you as a buyer, that means new names to call and some familiar ones to check again.
Two origins, two prices
Mexican dried mango sold at US$ 11.49 per kilo in 2026, and Peruvian at US$ 10.88.
Mexico grew its value 17% between January and August. Peru held close to its 2025 level, with US$ 14.52 million against US$ 14.95 million, while its price rose 9%.
The organic split runs in opposite directions. In Mexico, organic fruit averaged US$ 9.77 per kilo and conventional US$ 12.76.
In Peru, organic reached US$ 11.36 and conventional US$ 9.63. So if you buy organic, Mexico offered the lower price this year, and if you buy conventional, Peru did.
Price by exporter
Among exporters of more than US$ 1 million, Fruitex de Mexico had the highest price: US$ 16.49 per kilo, all for Solely.
Sunset Tropicales, Santa Lucia Organic and Frutopica followed, between US$ 14.10 and US$ 14.28.
Sun Dried sat at the other end. It shipped 825 tonnes at US$ 4.66 per kilo, with Freska Produce as its main buyer.
The price through the year
The Mexican price stayed between US$ 10.00 and US$ 12.02 per kilo for seven quarters. It stood at US$ 11.41 in the third quarter of 2026, through August.
Peru works on a tighter calendar. It shipped US$ 7.02 million in the first quarter of 2026 and US$ 7.30 million in the second, then US$ 0.50 million in the third.
Mexico shipped in every quarter, between US$ 21.33 million and US$ 24.74 million in 2026.
So the two origins fit together. You can plan Peruvian fruit for the first half of the year and Mexican fruit all year round.
What I would do
I would look first at the exporters that already serve several buyers. Greenbox worked with 6 buyers and Agrofino Foods with 5, both from Peru.
Then I would add a Mexican supplier for the second half of the year, when Peruvian volume drops.
If you buy organic, quote both origins. The gap between US$ 9.77 and US$ 11.36 per kilo is wide enough to matter.
The full list of the 73 exporters, with their buyers, their markets and their price per kilo, is in the Radar.
The numbers behind this
| Exporter | Origin | US$ million, 2026 | US$ per kilo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Operadora la Fara | Mexico | 9.93 | 11.67 |
| Bees Deshidratados | Mexico | 5.46 | 12.35 |
| Instantia Gs | Mexico | 5.37 | 13.76 |
| Agrofino Foods | Peru | 4.81 | 11.24 |
| Santa Lucia Organic | Mexico | 4.59 | 14.13 |
| Frutopica | Mexico | 4.04 | 14.10 |
| Sun Dried | Mexico | 3.85 | 4.66 |
| Greenbox | Peru | 3.74 | 11.11 |
Get the list of dried mango suppliers
Every company that exported dried mango from Mexico and Peru since 2025, ranked by value, with their price per kilo, their buyers and their markets.
See the supplier listFrequently asked questions
Who are the largest exporters of dried mango in Latin America?
In 2026, Mariani Sunset Ceca exported US$ 15.70 million, Operadora la Fara US$ 9.93 million and Bees Deshidratados US$ 5.46 million, all from Mexico. Agrofino Foods led Peru with US$ 4.81 million.
What is the price per kilo of dried mango from Mexico and Peru?
Mexican dried mango sold at US$ 11.49 per kilo in 2026 and Peruvian at US$ 10.88. From January to August the average rose from US$ 10.39 in 2025 to US$ 11.35 in 2026.
Which origin has the lower price for organic dried mango?
In 2026 organic dried mango averaged US$ 9.77 per kilo from Mexico and US$ 11.36 from Peru. Conventional fruit averaged US$ 12.76 from Mexico and US$ 9.63 from Peru.
When does Peru export dried mango?
Peru shipped US$ 7.02 million in the first quarter of 2026 and US$ 7.30 million in the second, then US$ 0.50 million in the third. Mexico shipped in every quarter.
Which dried mango exporters grew in 2026?
Santa Lucia Organic grew 992% against the same months of 2025, to US$ 4.59 million, and Agrofino Foods doubled its value. Frutopica, new in 2026, reached US$ 4.04 million.