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At Apex Eco Exporters, our passion is the Mexican mango, a fruit that captures the essence of the sun and the tropical flavour of our land. With select varieties that have conquered international markets, the mango has consolidated its position as a cornerstone of gastronomy and an irresistible choice for consumers worldwide.
Why is Mexican mango the preferred choice for Apex Eco Exporters and the most demanding markets?
Varieties with Superior Flavour: Mexico is home to a variety of premium mango varieties, each with a unique flavour profile. We specialise in exporting the Ataulfo Mango, known for its creamy, fibre-free pulp and exquisite sweetness, and the Tommy Atkins Mango, valued for its firm texture, vibrant colour, and intensely tropical flavour, making it ideal for transport and point-of-sale display.
Colour as an Indicator of Freshness: The mango's skin presents a range of colours that indicates its stage of ripeness. From the green tones of an unripe fruit to the vibrant yellows, oranges, and reds of a mango ready to be enjoyed, its appearance is a clear indicator of freshness and quality, making the end-consumer's choice easier.
Culinary and Nutritional Versatility: The natural sweetness and juicy pulp of the mango make it incredibly versatile. It's perfect for fresh consumption, but it's also used in juices, smoothies, desserts, sauces, and as a main ingredient in savoury dishes. Furthermore, it's a rich source of vitamins A and C, fibre, and antioxidants, which makes it a valuable nutritional contribution.
Classification and Logistics
Flavours of Origin: Avocado, Coffee, Mango, Dragon Fruit and Mezcal directly from the heart of Mexico.
Grading: Mangoes are graded by weight and size to ensure uniformity in each export box, which optimises packaging and presentation. This grading ensures that our clients receive consistently sized products, facilitating inventory control and retail sales.
Ripening: Our mangoes are harvested at the ideal time for transport. The ripening process is carefully controlled so they arrive at their destination with the right firmness, allowing for an extended shelf life and the ability for the product to ripen on the retail shelf.
Shelf Life: Thanks to a careful process of selection, treatment, and packaging, our mangoes maintain their freshness and quality during sea or air transport, guaranteeing an excellent shelf life upon reaching their final market.
Regulations and Certifications for Export
Flavours of Origin: Avocado, Coffee, Mango, Dragon Fruit and Mezcal directly from the heart of Mexico.
Regulations and Standards: To ensure the expansion of Mexican mangoes in the global market, it's essential to comply with the strict regulations established by Mexican and international authorities. At Apex Eco Exporters, we rigorously comply with each of the following regulations:
Mexican Mandatory Standards
NOM-043-FITO-1999: It establishes the phytosanitary specifications for controlling the fruit fly in mango production zones.
NOM-057-FITO-1995: It regulates the movement of mango fruits to prevent the spread of pests.
NOM-144-SEMARNAT-2004: It establishes the phytosanitary measures for wooden packaging used in international trade.
Essential Certifications and Documents
International Phytosanitary Certificate: Issued by the Secretariat of Agriculture and Rural Development (SADER) of Mexico, this document guarantees that the fruit has been inspected and is free from pests and diseases.
Certificate from the Federal Commission for the Protection against Health Risks (COFEPRIS): This certificate ensures that the production process complies with food safety standards.
Certificate of Compliance with Good Agricultural Practices: It certifies that the cultivation, harvest, and post-harvest processes comply with safety and quality standards.
Other Recommended Documents
Trademark Registration (IMPI): While not mandatory, it is highly recommended to register the trademark to protect intellectual property and have the exclusive right of use in the market.
Barcode: It uniquely identifies each product, which optimises logistics management and supply chain traceability, from origin to the point of sale.