First images of Vietnam mangoes in Australia

The Vietnam Trade Office in Australia recently followed a shipment of mangoes from harvest in Vietnam through the shipping and export process capturing a few photos along the way.
first images of vietnam mangoes in australia

View of ripe mangoes hanging on tree in Vietnam prior to harvest.

first images of vietnam mangoes in australia

After harvest, irradiation specialists process and pack the fruit.

first images of vietnam mangoes in australia

They are then crated in large metal containers for shipment to Australia.

first images of vietnam mangoes in australia

After arrival in Australia, the mangoes are quarantined.

first images of vietnam mangoes in australia

Subsequently, they appear on supermarket shelves in Western Australia.

first images of vietnam mangoes in australia

Sign says green mangoes sell for US$14.99 per kg.

first images of vietnam mangoes in australia

Pictured is advertisement at Supermarket NP in Perth, advertising mangoes as ‘First Time in Perth: King of Green Mangoes’.

Source: VOV

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