At Madrid's central wholesale market, Mercamadrid, the average price of mangoes in September 2026 was €2.88 per kilo, 17.6% higher than in September 2025, according to a Wikifarmer analysis of the City of Madrid's open data. In September 64.0% of the market's mangoes came from Málaga and Granada. In winter the market is supplied mainly from Brazil and Peru, and in the 2023/24 winter, when the quantity of Peruvian mangoes in Madrid fell by 34.8%, the October to March price reached €3.77 per kilo, the highest of the last six winters.
In September the price was 43 cents higher than last year
The average price of mangoes at Mercamadrid, weighted by the quantities sold, was €2.88 per kilo in September 2026, against €2.45 in September 2025, and €3.16 in August, against €3.01, or 5.0% higher. From 2019 to 2025 the September price ranged from €2.42 to €2.87 per kilo. In September 2026 the market handled 2,323 tonnes of mangoes, against 2,550 tonnes last year, and Málaga and Granada supplied 64.0% of the quantity, against 66.5% in September 2025.
From January to September the average price was €3.35 per kilo in 2026, 3.2% lower than the €3.46 of the same months of 2025, so the rise in August and September came after seven months with prices close to or below last year's. Prices are in euros and are not adjusted for inflation.
Source: Wikifarmer analysis of the City of Madrid's open data (Mercamadrid monthly volumes and prices). The September price was €2.45 per kilo in 2025 and €2.88 in 2026.
In the 2023/24 winter the price reached €3.77 per kilo
The average price of mangoes at Mercamadrid from October to March was €3.40 per kilo in the 2020/21 winter, €2.88 in 2021/22 and €2.51 in 2022/23, rose to €3.77 in 2023/24, 50.2% above the previous winter, and was €3.52 in 2024/25 and €2.82 in 2025/26, 25.4% below 2023/24. In the 2023/24 winter Mercamadrid handled 2,777 tonnes of mangoes from Peru, 34.8% less than the 4,260 tonnes of the previous winter, and Peru's share fell from 35.4% to 27.6%, while Brazil's share rose from 46.5% to 57.7%.
Last winter Peru supplied 29.8% and Brazil 30.9% of the quantity. The price was €2.16 per kilo in October 2025, €2.40 in November, €3.24 in December, €3.29 in January, €2.77 in February and €3.55 in March 2026.
Source: Wikifarmer analysis of the City of Madrid's open data (Mercamadrid monthly volumes and prices). Each winter runs from October to March.
The prices matter to mango growers and wholesale buyers
In Madrid the mango price started the autumn of 2026 higher than last year, while last winter it was well below the two previous winters. The picture matters to growers in Málaga and Granada, who supply most of the market's mangoes in September, to the importers and traders who buy mangoes from Brazil and Peru in winter, and to growers in Greece and other countries looking at mango cultivation in the Mediterranean. Other countries also grow mangoes, and this year the mango harvest runs late in northern Australia.
Mercamadrid's prices for October to December 2026 will come with the City of Madrid's next update and will show the price at which this winter starts.
Mercamadrid reports one market price for all origins
The analysis is by Wikifarmer, based on Mercamadrid's monthly volume and price data from the City of Madrid's open data portal (2019 to September 2026). The price is the most frequent selling price from each origin, weighted by quantity, and it is almost the same for every origin within a month, so the article does not compare prices by country and uses origins only for shares of quantity. The 2019 quantities look much smaller than in later years, so the comparison of winters starts in 2020/21. Because the averages are weighted by quantity, a month with large quantities, such as October, counts for more in the winter average. Mercamadrid's 2020 file repeats December three times, and it was counted once. The price bulletins of the Athens and Thessaloniki central markets do not give a price for mangoes. Prices are not adjusted for inflation, and the analysis does not examine the causes of the changes. All figures were recomputed independently from the original files. They describe what prices did and are not a forecast.
Sources
- Ayuntamiento de Madrid. (2026). Mercamadrid, volumen y precio de productos comercializados. City of Madrid open data portal.
