Seasons Farm Fresh Exotic & Tropical Produce
Mangoes hanging in the orchard row, ready to pick

The mango program

The king of fruits.

One fruit, fifty personalities.

There is very little that can compete with a mango. We run more varieties than anything else we carry, across four origins and most of the calendar — because no two of them taste the same, and buyers who know that ask for them by name.

The varieties

Hover any photograph to see the second view. Availability moves with the origin and the season.

Golden Jade™

Golden Jade™

A prized Thai variety, grown for us in Mexico. Short transit to Miami.

Mexico  ·  Keo Savoy

Exclusive
Julie

Julie

An absolute classic — often squeezed and sucked out like a juice box.

Jamaica

East Indian

East Indian

Tastes very much like bottled mango nectar. Eat it the way you eat a Julie.

Jamaica

Haden

Haden

The Coconut Grove original. Well-rounded flavor, and intensely juicy.

Mexico

Maha Chanok

Maha Chanok

A distinct S shape, a floral taste, and a paper-thin seed.

Thailand · Mexico

By request
Ataulfo / Champagne

Ataulfo / Champagne

Smooth and fiberless with real depth. Ships well, and makes a fine sorbet.

Mexico

Sugar Mango

Sugar Mango

Dense, sweet, highly flavorful.

Colombia

By request
Nam Doc Mai

Nam Doc Mai

Floral, zero fiber, and good eaten green or ripe.

Mexico · Ecuador

Mingolo

Mingolo

A staple Dominican crop. Bright Caribbean flavor, classic mango texture.

Dominican Republic

Miami Mango™

Miami Mango™

Tommy Atkins, picked tree-ripe. Large, juicy, Caribbean flavor.

Florida  ·  Tommy Atkins

Exclusive
Green Keitt

Green Keitt

Keitt picked green, and eaten crunchy.

Ecuador · Puerto Rico · Colombia  ·  Picked green

Not every variety runs at once. Tell us the window you are buying for and we will tell you what is on the ground.

Since 2011.

9+
countries

Grower network across five continents

24–48
hours

Harvest, clean, pack and ship

86
acres

Company-run rambutan farmland in Honduras

FDA
& FSMA

Compliant transport and storage protocols

Tell us what you need and when.

Let’s talk fruit.