Australian Mangoes

14/06/2026

You’re invited to join us for an online information session.
🗓️ Friday 26 June 2026
🕛 12.00pm – 1.30pm (AEST)
📍 Online link

The 2026 Export Information Session is designed for Australian mango growers and exporters and will provide updates on the 2025/26 export season, and cover key developments across export systems, compliance, and market access requirements.

Topics will include:
• 2025/26 mango export season wrap-up;
• Updates on the Mango Online Registration system and the new MRL Search platform;
• Horticulture Export Program (DAFF) updates including accreditation, audit, and protocol requirements;
• Other relevant export and trade updates impacting the Australian mango industry.

We look forward to having you attend the event!

Register here:
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18/05/2026

Join Australian Mangoes and NTDAF for a two-day event featuring field walks and the latest mango research. The event will be held across two locations – Katherine and Darwin – offering growers a valuable opportunity to visit and learn from another growing region.

🗓️DAY 1: Wednesday 27 May – Katherine R&D Workshop
🕛 12:00 – 17:00pm
📍 Katherine Research Station, 449 Stuart Highway, Katherine NT

• R&D Workshop featuring presentations from NT and QLD researchers on diverse topics, including: post-harvest assessments, mango defence systems, mango genomics, and more.
• Katherine Research Station Tour showcasing current trials

🗓️ DAY 2: Thursday 28 May – Darwin Field Day
🕛 13:00 – 17:00pm
📍 Meeting point at 810 Reedbeds Rd, Darwin River, NT
(Part 2 at Skliros Produce, corner Kentish & Hopewell Roads, Berry Springs NT)

• Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Field Walk led by the NTDAF Entomology team
• Mango Twig Tip Dieback trials
• BioScout technology

Day 2 will be followed by the NTMIA AGM.
🔗 Click here for details. https://lnkd.in/gpADM9Bt

18/05/2026

The Autumn edition of Mango Matters is now live — featuring industry updates, news, research, and new resources.

Here’s a glimpse of what’s inside:

• Front cover: A Workshop to Discuss Compliance /12
• 2025/26 Australian Mangoes Export Season Wrap-up /14
• New Tool: Maximum Residue Limits (MRL) Search Platform /16
• 2025/26 Australian Mango Season Overview /18
• Update on Mango Twig Tip Dieback (MTTD) /22
• Laser Branding on Mangoes: Trial Insights /24

Read it here: https://www.industry.mangoes.net.au/mango-matters/mango-matters-autumn-2026/

We hope you enjoy the autumn issue!

27/04/2026

Mango growers, are you looking to unlock more value from every harvest? Join a new research program working with growers to maximise first-grade produce sales, uncover new markets for second- and third-grade produce, and develop farm-ready resources to get more value from every crop. Led by End Food Waste Australia and Hort Innovation, if you grow, make, move or sell fresh produce learn more and get involved: endfoodwaste.com.au/horticulture

17/03/2026

An update on Mango Twig Tip Dieback from the Northern Territory.

Collaborative work to better understand and manage Mango Twig Tip Dieback (MTTD) continues to advance across the Northern Territory, with the NT Government, Australian Mango Industry Association, NT Mango Industry Association and NT Farmers Association jointly driving this important multi‑year pro...

07/03/2026

Celebrating Women in the Mango Industry

This International Women’s Day, we celebrate the incredible women who are a driving force in the mango industry. Their contributions span every part of the sector, from managing day-to-day operations, HR, payroll, compliance, packing sheds, logistics, marketing, and customer relations, to leading research, innovation, strategic decision-making, and much more.

Women support the industry as growers, agronomists, pest scouts, marketers, researchers, members of advisory and leadership panels, and in countless other roles that help shape the present and future of Australian mango production.

To all the women contributing their expertise, energy, and leadership across the industry: thank you. Your dedication drives growth, innovation, and sustainability, and ensures the mango industry continues to thrive.

06/03/2026

If you're in the vicinity of this Western Australia orchard, it may well be worth heading out to pick your own tree-ripened mango.
Take the kids and make a day of this experience. 🥭

Perth Mango Farm allows visitors to pick their own fruit from the orchard — and even sample one along the way for a true paddock-to-plate experience.

19/01/2026

The Summer edition of Mango Matters is now live — featuring industry updates, news, research, and new resources.

Here’s a glimpse of what’s inside:
• Front cover: Lighting up the mango season: Australian
• Mangoes earned media moment /30
• Setting the Standard for Mango Industry Traceability /11
• Australian Mangoes Strengthen Presence in Singapore /19
• Mechanical Mango Harvesting – Half Machine, Half Tree /22
• Extending the Availability of Late-season Honey Gold Mangoes /24
• The Genetic Rush to Make Mango Blush /26

Read it here: https://lnkd.in/gUygshK6

21/11/2025

This we celebrate the people who grow our food and keep our communities strong. Thank you to all farmers for your hard work, resilience and passion for growing the best Australia has to offer.

National Farmers' Federation

22/10/2025

ON TOMORROW!
Rockhampton Pre-season Roadshow & Research Workshop

📅 Thursday 23 October 2025
📍 Evaldar, 267 Del Rosa Road, Alton Downs
🕦 11:30 am

This event offers a valuable opportunity to hear the latest industry updates, engage with leading experts, and participate in research discussions centred on farm business resilience. The workshop is supported by the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and the Drought and Climate Adaptation Program.

RSVP Adelaide Belyea at 0487 555 095 or [email protected]

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