The 'king of all fruits' under threat from air cargo capacity crunch
As fresh Indian mangoes begin rolling into the market, traditional fruit exporters and freight forwarders ...
Amazon has been taken to court by a Guatemalan mango producer claiming it sold hundreds of thousands of boxes of the fruit in the US at far below market prices due to storing the goods for too long.
According to documents filed with a district court in New Jersey, mango grower Menuiserie agreed to ship 500,000 boxes of Tommy Adkins mangoes to Amazon’s Philadelphia and Los Angeles warehouses in January 2014. It claims it then lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in ...
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