MangoĀ season in South Florida is starting!Ā We began fulfilling some early mango box pre orders this week with some of these āRosigoldsā which are typically the earliest variety to ripen here.
We only ship Florida grown mangoes because imported mangoes are either irradiated or hot water treated (itās a law for all mangoes entering the US) and we want our customers to experience the highest quality mangoesĀ our local area has to offer!Ā
Mangoes naturally grow very well here in South Florida although you may notice some external blemishes on the outer skin (that is completely natural) the ugly outside does not affect the delicious insides.
These arenāt your typical ethylene gas ripened grocery store mangoes. Many mango varieties do not change color when ripe.Ā Always go by softness when determining a mango's ripeness.
We started fulfilling some Fairchild Mango Mix box pre orders this week with the mangoes pictured above.Ā All of the mangos in theĀ Fairchild Mango Mix boxĀ come from the Fairchild farm. The mangoes in our regularĀ Mango boxĀ may come from multiple farms here in South Florida.
Due to limited availabilityĀ this year, we highly recommend pre ordering theĀ Mango boxĀ andĀ Fairchild Mango Mix boxĀ now to reserve your spot in line.Ā Because we will be fulfilling our current pre orders first, you may have to wait a few weeks to receiveĀ your box.
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Whatās in Season:
TamarilloĀ (tree tomato)
TurmericĀ (fresh)
Limited:
Preorder / on the horizon: