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Philippine brand dried mangoes
Hello All,
I am searching for a UK source for the large bags of the Philippine brand dried mangoes. I have found a couple of places that carry the small ones (sadly often at exorbitant prices) but does anyone know of a company or place that sells the large ones?
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What quantitites are you looking at sourcing smurf?I have friends in the DENR and the MRDP who help farmers co-operatives to establish business ventrues such as exporting dried mango,fish,etc,might be an idea to import your own depending upon quantity
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Just looking for personal consumption at the moment and not really for business/import purposes.
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try Costco cash and carry if you can they sell 1kg bags, not the Philippine brand variety but Mariano and they taste just as good a bag cost £8.99 last time i was there
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Ohhh! I miss those mangoes Mr.Tawi2
Originally Posted by Tawi2
What quantitites are you looking at sourcing smurf?I have friends in the DENR and the MRDP who help farmers co-operatives to establish business ventrues such as exporting dried mango,fish,etc,might be an idea to import your own depending upon quantity
cant wait to go back home
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Originally Posted by Tawi2
What quantitites are you looking at sourcing smurf?I have friends in the DENR and the MRDP who help farmers co-operatives to establish business ventrues such as exporting dried mango,fish,etc,might be an idea to import your own depending upon quantity Originally Posted by Mrs Daddy
Ohhh! I miss those mangoes Mr.Tawi2 cant wait to go back home
Same here Mrs Daddy. Mangoes here aren't that nice compared...
Uwian na, makatikim lang ng tunay na PI mangga!
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yeah me soon! all fruits in pinas yari sa akin yan lahat.
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