Shipments of the fruit pulp reached a total of 1.53 million kilogrammes over the same period. Libya purchased 890,400 kilogrammes of the product, worth $587,664.
This single nation accounted for 58.16% of the total quantity shipped and 51.95% of the total export earnings. Turkey and Angola also contributed significantly, with Turkey importing 131,160 kilogrammes worth $129,294.87 and Angola taking 202,019.66 kilogrammes worth $127,354.10.
Together, Libya, Turkey, and Angola generated 74.64% of the total revenue from mango pulp exports. Spain, the United Kingdom, and the United States imported 95,040 kilogrammes, 47,965 kilogrammes, and 47,654.4 kilogrammes respectively, earning $83,635.20, $69,632.71, and $56,467.61.
Saudi Arabia purchased 98,168 kilogrammes worth $53,891.17, while Afghanistan bought pulp worth $8,852. Canada, the Netherlands, Australia, Germany, and New Zealand imported smaller quantities worth $5,599.87, $3,575, $3,175.96, $1,140.01, and $850.02 respectively.
The seven largest destinations collectively accounted for 97.95% of the total export earnings.