Last callfruitMay–September

Mango

Mango is in the final stretch of its natural U.S. harvest.

Late Florida and Hawaii mango harvests remain active. Store availability outside a natural U.S. harvest window may come from imports, domestic storage, or controlled-environment production.

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Why it belongs now

U.S. harvest · Friday, August 28, 2026

Selected for Midwest & Great Lakes

South Florida, Hawaii, California. Active U.S. growing states include Florida, Hawaii, California.

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Choose the best

Shopping tips

Choose produce that feels fresh, firm for its type, and free of soft or leaking spots.
Look for color and aroma that fit the ripe stage you plan to use it at.
Skip badly bruised, moldy, shriveled, or damaged pieces.

Make it last

Storage guide

Keep uncut produce dry until you are ready to use it.
Refrigerate ripe or cut fruit promptly when the commodity requires chilling.
Store cut pieces covered and use them while flavor and texture are still fresh.

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