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The Tropical Mango

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Availability	Jun 8 to Sep 8
Status	Now Shipping
Shipped to	US* (excluding AZ, CA, LA, TX)
*excluding AK, HI

This "Peach of the Tropics" has a sweet flavor all its own. Great for fresh eating, fruit salads, salsa and exotic entrees. For a unique treat, substitute mango in your favorite peach recipe.

A subtle blending of pineapple and peach flavors, mangoes are high in fiber and low in calories, fat and sodium. They are a good source of Vitamins A and C, potassium and beta carotene. Fresh harvested and rushed to you via 3-day FedEx.

Florida mangos are available for only a short time each year. Order now during our introductory sale offer so you don't miss out!

The Tropical Mango Product Specifications

Tropical Mangos, 9 Pieces

Package Particulars
  Recommended for:  1-3 persons
  Weight (approx.):  7-9 lb./3-4 kg.
  Pieces:  6-10 mangos
  Available to: U.S. except Alaska, Arizona, 
    California, Hawaii, Louisiana, Nevada, Oklahoma,
    Texas, US Virgin Islands, American Samoa,
    Northern Mariana Islands

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Mangoes & Avocados

Package Particulars
  Recommended for:  1-3 persons
  Weight (approx.):  7-9 lb./3-4 kg.
  Pieces:  3-5 avocados AND 3-5 mangoes
  Available to: U.S. except Alaska, Arizona, 
    California, Hawaii, Louisiana Nevada, Oklahoma,
    Texas, US Virgin Islands, American Samoa,
    Northern Mariana Islands

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Availability
Mangoes are available June to August.

History
Native to India and Southeast Asia, mangoes were introduced to Florida in 1833. Grown primarily in south Florida, mango groves were nearly wiped out by Hurricane Andrew in 1992. Groves have slowly recovered and have now reached half of the pre-hurricane plantings of 3000 acres.

The mango is known as the "king of fruits" in Southeast Asia, where it is highly prized, and is one of the most widely consumed fruits in the world.

Nutritional Information
One medium mango contains:

107 Calories
0.84 g Protein
28 g Carbohydrate
0.45 g Total Fat
0 g Saturated Fat
3 g Fiber
24 g Sugars
6425 IU Vitamin A
45.7mg Vitamin C
18 mg Magnesium
300 mg Potassium
20 g Calcium

	9 Pieces	@	$19.99	details
	9 pc. Mangoes & Avocados	@	$24.99	details