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Organic Fairtrade Brooks mango strips 1kg

£21.00

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Fruity, juicy and irresistible
Fairtrade and organic
No sulphur and no added sugar*
Convenient 1 kg value pack
Your new natural treat

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Buy now: Organic Fairtrade Brooks mango strips 1kg

We love stripes. We like them best when they are bright orange and not only look cute, but also taste just as good! No, KoRo is not a fashion designer, of course. We prefer to tailor our nibbles perfectly to you. That's why, in addition to our organic mango strips, we now also have a Fairtrade version to offer you. Because we don't just want to offer you super tasty snacks, but also fair ones. The organic Fairtrade mango strips have a fruity-sweet taste and a super juicy bite. By the way, the mangoes are not sulphurised or additionally sweetened - after all, they already contain sugar naturally. Buy KoRo's mango strips now!

Drying organic mango strips - the sun snack

What do we need to make your favourite snack? Mangoes of the best quality! And after many taste tests, we found them in Burkina Faso, where get our mango strips from. There, they are cut into strips after harvesting and gently dried. By the way, you can read more about how we dry our fruits in our blog article “How is dried fruit dried?”.

Puffed mango and mango spread: KoRo's mango products

As real snack lovers, we couldn't be satisfied with just one mango product. Ever heard of puffed mango? This mango treat becomes crunchy through a different drying technique, while maintaining its intense sweetness. Along with crunchy treats, we also add creaminess to your breakfast and brunch with our mango and curry spread.

Buy organic mango strips

It's clear: if you don't have the right snacks at home, you've lost control of your life. That's why you should make sure that our sweet, juicy mango strips move into your snack drawer as soon as possible. We focus on the looks and the quality. That's why our Brooks mango strips contain no sulphur and are delivered to your door in organic quality. In addition, we rely on Fairtrade standards to ensure better wages for local farmers and decent working conditions for workers on plantations in developing and emerging countries. Get them before they sell out: buy Fairtrade organic mango strips now.

* our mango strips contain natural sugar.

Average nutritional values	per 100 g
Calorific value (in kj/kcal)	1501 / 355
Fat	0.5 g
thereof saturated fatty acids	0 g
Carbohydrates	78 g
thereof sugar	66 g
Dietary fiber	8.4 g
Protein	1.5 g
Salt	0.1 g

Product number:	MANG_026
Best before date	30.01.2025
Origin	Burkina Faso
Origin (Processing)	Burkina Faso
Organic Origin	Non-EU Agriculture
Content	1 kg
Manufacturer	KoRo
EAN/GTIN	4260718292234
Data sheet	Specification
Organic control body & Organic origin	BF-BIO-154
Nutrition traces	Nutrition traces
Shipping	Delivery time outside of Germany
Company	KoRo Handels GmbH Hauptstraße 26, 10827 Berlin
Storage Advice	Please store in a cool and dry place and protect from heat
Ingredients	100% dried mango* *from organic agriculture
Trade Name	Organic dried mango strips
Label note	Ingredients, nutritional values, and packaging may change. For exact information, please check the product description.

	Organic Fairtrade Brooks mango strips 1kg	Organic puffed mango 500g	Mango granules with live bacteria cultures 250g
Reviews	(684)	(340)	(16)
Price	£21.00	£23.50	£14.50
Product number	MANG_026	PUFF_003	PROB_003
Content	1 kg	0.5 kg	0.25 kg
Base price	£21.00 / 1 kg	£47.00 / 1 kg	£58.00 / 1 kg
Properties	vegetarian, organic, vegan, lactose free, low in saturated fat, low-fat, fairtrade	vegetarian, organic, vegan	vegetarian, vegan, low in saturated fat, low-fat, gluten-free by ingredient
Sugar	66	72	38
Fair trade certification	-	-	-

Varieties & origins

Kent

The dried Kent mango has a full-bodied and extra fruity taste, a wonderfully rich yellow colour, and it is pleasant to the bite, as Kent mangoes have less fiber than other mango varieties.

India is the first mango producer in the world: in 2017, more than 50 thousand tons of mangoes were grown worldwide, of which almost 20 thousand came from India. Other Asian countries such as China, Thailand and Indonesia also cultivate a large number of mangoes. Native to the tropical rainforest, mango has been cultivated there for over 4,000 years in India, where they are considered the national fruit, and Myanmar. Incidentally, the mango came to Europe through Portuguese seafarers in the 16th century.

Production

Wir haben uns durchgetestet

Nicht zu süß, nicht faserig und perfekt zum Snacken – wir haben uns durch das Mango-Angebot gefuttert und die leckerste Sorte für Dich gefunden.

Erst mal ein bisschen Abhängen

Unsere Mango stammt aus Burkina Faso. In dem westafrikanischen Land werden die Früchte angebaut, geerntet und weiterverarbeitet.

Eine Mango kann man nicht hetzen

Nicht zu viel Hektik, ein bisschen Entspannung – bevor die Mango ihre nächsten Schritte gehen kann, braucht sie nach der Ernte Zeit um zu reifen.

Nur das Beste für die Großpackung

Erst wenn die Frucht wirklich reif ist, wird sie gewaschen und geschnitten. Nach einem Tag im Ofen bei 70 Grad ist die Mango dann so lecker, wie Du sie magst.

Ab jetzt muss die Mango die Luft anhalten

Dann endlich werden die Mangos verpackt und gelagert, bis sie ihre Reise von Westafrika nach Europa antreten können.

Von Burkina Faso zu Dir

Die Mango fühlt sich in Gesellschaft wohl, deswegen packen wir von KoRo auch möglichst viele davon in unsere Großpackungen. Dort bleiben sie dann, bis Du sie heraus holst und snackst.

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Questions & answers: Organic Fairtrade Brooks mango strips 1kg

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How are the dried mango strips made?

Our mangoes are grown in Burkina Faso. When they are almost ripe, we harvest them and cut them into thin slices. Then it's off to the oven for the mango strips, where they are dried at a low temperature. But how is this different from the puffed mango strips in the store? We've written a blog post about our different drying methods, explaining exactly how we dry our dried fruit. Feel free to click through!

Why do you have both Fairtrade and organic mangoes in your range?

At KoRo, we want to offer you the widest possible range of products and give you the freedom to decide what you want to buy. Some essential differences between conventional, organic and fair trade: In conventional agriculture, certain pesticides may be used within certain limits and, for example, dried fruits may be sulfurized for preservation. In organic products, on the other hand, the use of pesticides and sulfurization is prohibited. With Fairtrade products, in addition to compliance with certain ecological standards (many Fairtrade products are therefore also certified organic), there are also social and economic standards that must be observed. You can find out more about this under "What does the Fairtrade seal mean?". The compliance with the organic standards is, just like the Fairtrade standards, regularly controlled and certified by an inspection body, which results, besides a usually lower yield per hectare compared to conventional agriculture, also in a higher price for the product.

How do I store the mangoes?

For super juicy mango strips, store the package in a cool and dry place. Then they can be stored in their original packaging for at least 10 months directly after production.

What does the Fairtrade seal mean?

In order for a food product to be sold as a Fairtrade product, three different standards must be met: ecological, social and economic. The ecological standards include environmentally friendly cultivation of the product and the prohibition of hazardous pesticides. Social standards relate to the empowerment of small farmers and workers, guaranteeing, among other things, regulated working hours and a ban on exploitative child labor. The economic standards include transparent trade relations and, above all, the payment of a Fairtrade minimum price and a Fairtrade premium by the traders. This premium is then used for self-selected projects of the producers that serve the community. Compliance with all Fairtrade standards is controlled and certified by FLOCERT, the global certification body for Fairtrade.

How many calories have dried mango strips?

There are 355 calories per 100 g of dried mango strips. We have listed all the nutritional values in the table next to or below the product description.

Are the mango strips vegan?

Yes, our Fairtrade mango strips are made from 100% mangoes. That's why they are vegan, of course!

Are dried mango strips healthy?

We avoid strict classifications of healthy or unhealthy. By the way, there are no such classifications in ecotrophology, i.e. nutritional science. In the end, what always counts is: 'Balance is key', and you can achieve this with our Fairtrade mango strips. The dried fruit is a great source of fiber and has a juicy-sweet taste. If you're interested in this topic, listen to our podcast episode: "Dried fruit vs. fresh fruit".

Where does the mango come from?

Our mangos grow in Burkina Faso, a country in West Africa. We purchase our mangoes there directly from our partner farmers and can guarantee compliance with organic and fair trade standards through direct cooperation.

Can I make dried mango strips myself?

Of course, you can also make the dried mango strips yourself. The easiest way is to use a dehydrator, because the temperature can be kept constant at 50 degrees for a long time (about 10-12 hours). But your project can also work with an oven. However, you should note that the drying is then very time-consuming and above all consumes a lot of energy.

Are the organic mango strips also Fairtrade?

Yes, these mango strips are Fairtrade. With this we want to contribute to the improvement of environmental protection and social standards in Burkina Faso.