Mexican mango grower-shipper Urapa Produce says its mango season is underway.
Starting in the Chiapas region of Mexico, Urapa’s operations will progressively advance through the coastal producing regions, ensuring a steady supply of premium mangoes, according to a news release. The company said the strategic approach capitalizes on peak harvest times across different areas.
Urapa also is highlighting its vertical integration from its groves to its new distribution center — BDS Cold Storage — in South Texas, the release said.
“Our vertical integration is a key component of our strategy to deliver the best possible product to our customers,” Tony Godinez, managing partner of Urapa Produce, said in the release. “It allows us to control every aspect of the supply chain, from the moment our mangoes are harvested until they reach our customers, ensuring unparalleled freshness and quality.”
In addition to a focus on supply chain excellence, Urapa said it is dedicated to offering a variety of mango types to cater to diverse consumer preferences. The company’s selection ranges from ataulfo “honey” mangoes to the tommy akins variety, continuing through the season with hadens, kents and keitts, the release said.
As Mexico continues to be a major player in the mango market, Urapa said it is poised to contribute significantly to the industry’s growth.
