Agricultural intelligence, straight from the Source.
Learn about the people behind the produce.
DMI Media is proud to host the Agrimundo Podcast. Join Agrimundo’s insider list to get podcast episodes, conference invitations, and on-the-ground updates from growers, exporters, and retailers shaping the trade of agriculture.
- Actionable insights for importers, exporters, and retailers
- Early access to global mango & pineapple events
- Unfiltered conversations with growers and supply-chain leaders
No spam. Only high-signal updates on the tropical fruit supply chain, a few times per month.
Featured Episode
Juan Pablo traces his roots back to Colombia, where his family's flower business first introduced him to the world of perishable goods and international trade.
From those early days, he carved his own path in the U.S. produce market, starting as a one-man operation and slowly building a thriving business specializing in sweet onions, garlic, mangoes, and berries.
Whether you're a seasoned farmer, a produce importer, or simply interested in the human side of agricultural innovation, this episode offers valuable insights into what it takes to thrive in a competitive, ever-changing industry.
Agrimundo
Real conversations with the people moving tropical fruit around the world.
For decision makers across the value chain: importers, exporters, retailers, logistics providers, and anyone looking for insider information within the industry.
Market intel From the Field
Voices from every link in the chain
Growers, packers, shippers, retailers, and organizations share what’s working—and what isn’t—in real markets today.
Learn about trends as they arrive, on the bleeding edge of the agricultural landscape.
Built for global perspective
From Latin America to West Africa and Southeast Asia, we map how production shifts ripple through the rest of the world.
Will, an import & agriculture specialist with decades of experience, shares his knowledge & experience in the industry.
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Conferences & Trade Organizations
8 global conferences hosted since 2000, and counting.
Agrimundo brings growers, exporters, buyers, and policymakers together at high-impact mango and pineapple conferences across the globe—designed for real deal-making and long-term partnerships.
- 8 global industry conferences focused on mango & pineapple
- Two international trade organizations led by founder Will Cavan
- Attended by leading retailers, importers, exporters, and growers
- Programming that blends market data with real-world operator insight
Join the email list for first access to dates, locations, speaking opportunities, and sponsorship packages for upcoming events.
Founded by Will Cavan
A life’s work in tropical fruit.
Will Cavan has spent decades inside the global mango and pineapple trade. He's built organizations, held international conferences, and helped the industry navigate constant change.
2 global trade organizations
Connecting producers, exporters, and buyers around shared standards and shared opportunities.
8 global conferences
Hosted in key producing and consuming markets since 2000, focused exclusively on mango and pineapple.
Industry Accolates to Prove it
Recognized By UN / FAO, International Coffee Organization (ICO), International Society of Horticultural Scientists (ISHS), United States Department of Agriculture (USDA/APHIS USDA/AMS) , and more.
8 global conferences
Hosted in key producing and consuming markets since 2000, focused exclusively on mango and pineapple.
Deep-dive commodity blogs
Mango and pineapple blogs for serious operators.
Two focused Blogspot properties—one for mangos, one for pineapples—covering seasonal patterns, trade flows, shipping constraints, and demand shifts.
I.M.O (International Mango organization)
Micro-season shifts, macro-market impact.
Coverage of key origins, varietals, flowering patterns, pest pressure, and logistics constraints that affect your mango programs.
I.p.O (International Pineapple organization)
Supply, demand, and shelf-life realities.
Tracking acreage, processing demand, fresh vs. processed competition, and the logistics that make or break pineapple profitability.
FAQ
Is Agrimundo right for my role?
Whether you’re sourcing fruit, negotiating programs, or planning supply strategy, Agrimundo gives you context that generic ag media can’t.
Who is Agrimundo built for?
Our core audience is decision makers inside the mango and pineapple value chain: category managers, procurement leads, export managers, group leaders at producer associations, logistics providers, and adjacent service providers such as finance and insurance. If your work intersects with tropical fruit supply and demand, you’ll find value here.
How often will I hear from you?
Expect a few high-value emails per month: new podcast episodes, priority invitations to conferences and virtual events, and occasional written briefings when markets are moving quickly. We don’t do daily noise or rehashed wire stories.
Is the content free?
Yes. Our podcast, blogs, and standard email updates are free. Certain conferences, private briefings, and sponsorship opportunities are paid, and you’ll hear about those first via the email list.
Can I invite my suppliers or customers to join?
Absolutely. Agrimundo exists to strengthen the entire ecosystem. Forward the signup link to your growers, exporters, import partners, or retailers to help align expectations and share a common information base.
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