Mangoes are delicious, juicy fruits enjoyed by people everywhere. They are grown in many countries, and some of these countries sell them to other nations through exports. This trade helps farmers earn a good income and boosts the country’s economy. Every year, certain countries export huge quantities of mangoes. In this article, we will find out which are the top 5 mango-exporting countries in the world.
The world produces around 61 million tonnes of mangoes every year. This number is growing steadily, with an average yearly growth rate of about 1.9%. Mangoes are mainly grown in tropical and warm countries and their demand keeps increasing due to their sweet taste and health benefits.
Mangoes are one of the most loved tropical fruits across the globe. While many countries grow mangoes, only a few lead the world in exporting them. The most exporting nations of mangoes have strong mango industries and supply millions of people with fresh, juicy mangoes every year.
Here are the top-5 mangoes exporting countries in the world in 2025:
Mexico is the number one mango exporter in the world, sending out over 450,000 metric tonnes each year. Its close location to the United States helps in quick and fresh deliveries. Popular mango varieties like Ataulfo (buttery and sweet) and Tommy Atkins (long sheld life) are widely exported. Mexico also has a year-round mango season, which makes it a strong player in the global market.
Peru exports more than 25,000 metric tonnes of mangoes annually. Most of these mangoes are sent to Europe and the United States. The Kent mango, grown mostly in northern Peru, is very popular due to its sweet taste and low fibre. Peru is also known for following strict organic faming rules, which makes its mangoes more appealing to health-conscious buyers.
The Netherlands does not grow many mangoes itself, but it plays a big role in exporting them. Each year, it re-exports over 200,000 metric tonnes of mangoes that it imports from countries like Brazil and Peru. The port city of Rotterdam has excellent cold storage and transport facilities, making the Netherlands a major distribution center for mangoes across Europe.
Brazil exports over 150,000 metric tonnes of mangoes every year. The most common varieties are Palmer and Tommy Atkins. The São Francisco Valley in northeast Brazil is the country’s key mango-growing region. Brazil mainly exports to European markets, where its mangoes are in high demand due to their quality and volume.
India is the largest producer of mangoes in the world, but it exports less than others because of high local demand. Event then, it exports over 120,000 metric tonnes every year. The main markets include the Middle East, the U.K. and the U.S. India is famous for premium varieties like Alphonso, Kesar and Banganapalli, which are prized for their taste and aroma.
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