What Is an Apple Mango?

Apple mango is a collective term for mangoes named for their reddish skin and rounded shape, which resemble an apple.
With their striking appearance and luxurious sweetness, apple mangoes are widely recognized as a symbol of premium mangoes.

Representative Varieties

1. Irwin (Japan, Taiwan)
The most widely cultivated red-skinned apple mango in Japan.
It features smooth flesh and an abundance of rich juice.

2. Kent (Mexico, Peru, Brazil)
Known for its low fiber content and juicy, melt-in-the-mouth texture.
It is one of the most popular and highly regarded varieties among apple mangoes.

3. Keitt (Mexico, Australia)
Characterized by its large size and green to yellow skin.
With a high sugar content, it develops a rich, concentrated sweetness when fully ripe.

4. R2E2 (Australia)
Parentage: Kensington Pride × natural cross-pollination
Despite its low fiber content, the flesh is firm and holds its shape well, making it well suited for professional and commercial use.