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Yes Mangoes are grown across the world primarily in Costa Rica, Brazil, Peru, Israel, Dominican Republic and even the Ivory Coast. There are three main varieties; Keitt, Kent and Tommy Atkins but you may occasionally see Alphonso, Haden, Ataulfo and Shelly.
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Where mangoes come from?
From a mango tree
Which country do mango come from?
well... Mangoes are grown in different countries and on different continents like India (the largest producer of mangoes ...13.6 tons produces yearly) , Brazil, Nigeria, Thailand, Pakistanbut if you want to know the origin:mangoes were first grow if southern India
Do mangoes come from Africa?
no they don't only England
What different types of mangos are there?
There are hundreds (and maybe even over 1,000) types of mangoes varieties. However, in USA markets (not counting Florida & Hawaii) there are six main varieties of mangoes that consumers can choose from: Kent Haden Ataulfo Keitt Tommy Atkins Francine or Madame Francis Of these, Tommy Atkins mangoes are generally considered to be of lesser quality, fibrous, and bland in flavor compared to the others. With regard to Florida and Hawaii, each has many, many types of mangoes available for local residents.
What are the nutritional facts about mangoes?
Mangoes are low in saturated fat, cholesterol, and sodium. Mangoes are also a good source of dietary fiber and Vitamin B6. The specific nutritional facts can be found on mango boxes, and varies for different mangoes.
Which country did mangoes come from?
The Mango originated on the Indian Subcontinent.
Where in Africa do mangos come from?
Mangoes are usually come from south Africa and east Africa
How many types of mangoes are there in the earth?
500 BUT they aren't IN the earth. they grow on trees!
Where do mangoes come from except a mango tree?
in a place called Malwijawi
Where do different types of meat come from?
From different body parts of different animals
Plural of mango?
It is mangoes in British English.
What season does mango's ripe in?
* Mexican mangoes: Peak season begins in late March and lasts through September * Florida mangoes: May through September * Haitian mangoes: January through September * Brazilian mangoes:September through January
