Kaohsiung's 'King of Mangoes' now in 302 supermarkets nationwide

Kaohsiung's Liugui district, the birthplace of the "King of Mangoes," Jin Huang, is offering its premium fruit to consumers across Taiwan. For the first time, export-grade Jin Huang mangoes with traceable production histories are available in 302 supermarkets and hypermarkets.

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Liugui Jin Huang mangoes have excellent quality due to stringent origin environment and cultivation management.

Each mango sells for NT$99, a price point that has been well-received by consumers eager to taste the sweet and juicy fruit. The Liugui district boasts ideal conditions for growing these mangoes, including clean water, fertile soil, and a warm climate, resulting in large, firm, and flavorful fruit rich in vitamins.

Beyond domestic sales, these mangoes have also been successfully exported to Singapore, highlighting the quality of Kaohsiung's agricultural products. The initiative, a collaboration between the Kaohsiung City Agriculture Bureau and the Liugui District Farmers' Association, ensures that consumers can purchase high-quality, export-standard mangoes with confidence, thanks to stringent cultivation management and packaging techniques.

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This time, the Liugui Jin Huang mangoes on sale are of export grade and have passed production and marketing traceability certification.

The widespread availability in supermarkets aims to boost the visibility of local agricultural products and make it easier for people to support sustainable local farming. This effort is part of a broader strategy by the city government to expand sales channels, enhance brand marketing, and improve the competitiveness of Kaohsiung's agricultural products in both domestic and international markets.

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This simultaneous distribution to 302 hypermarkets and supermarkets across Taiwan not only expands the market visibility of agricultural products but also makes it more convenient for more people to purchase high-quality Jin Huang mangoes that are export-grade and certified.