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Carabao Mangoes Coming Closer to Queensland

  • Jun 16
  • 2 min read

Over the weekend, CarabaoMango.au and Fil-Mango joined the Filipino community at the Bayanihan Festival in Brisbane and the Gold Coast Philippine Festival.


Organised by the FABS Filipino Australian Brisbane Society Inc.  follow them in FB https://www.facebook.com/fabsocietyAU/
Organised by the FABS Filipino Australian Brisbane Society Inc. follow them in FB https://www.facebook.com/fabsocietyAU/
Organised by the Fil-Aust Community of Gold Coast Inc follow them in FB https://www.facebook.com/FilAustGC
Organised by the Fil-Aust Community of Gold Coast Inc follow them in FB https://www.facebook.com/FilAustGC

Both events were a great celebration of Filipino culture, food, music and community spirit. They also gave Fil-Mango the opportunity to speak directly with Queenslanders about the upcoming shipment of fresh Philippine Carabao mangoes. In previous seasons, available stock was mainly distributed to NSW, Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia. This year, Fil-Mango is working to allocate part of the shipment for Queensland, so more Filipino families and mango lovers can finally enjoy fresh Philippine mangoes closer to home.

Media coverage

During the Bayanihan Festival, Miguel Ripoll of Fil-Mango was interviewed by SBS Filipino Radio and The Philippine Times (Australia) about the shipment and the plan to include Queensland in this year’s distribution.

Jason Cordi, Editor-in-Chief, of Philippine Times (Australia) pictured with Miguel Ripoll of Fil-Mango at the Bayanihan Festival in Brisbane, celebrating Filipino culture and community in Queensland.

Fil-Mango recently shared highlights from Brisbane’s Bayanihan Festival 2026, a vibrant celebration of Filipino culture, food, music and community.
Fil-Mango recently shared highlights from Brisbane’s Bayanihan Festival 2026, a vibrant celebration of Filipino culture, food, music and community.

The festival featured Filipino cuisine, cultural performances and a live appearance by RnB artist Jay-R, bringing the spirit of the Philippines to life in Queensland.

Fil-Mango also shared the exciting news of the anticipated arrival of fresh Philippine Carabao mangoes in Queensland this season.

The interest from the community was very encouraging, with many people asking how they can reserve mangoes and be notified once orders are ready to confirm.

Reservations are now open

Reservations for fresh Philippine Carabao mangoes are now open through CarabaoMango.au.

Please note that a reservation is not yet a confirmed order. It helps us understand demand in each area and plan stock allocation once the shipment is confirmed.

When reserving, please make sure your postcode, suburb and state are entered clearly. This will help us advise you later where your nearest pickup point will be, or whether delivery is available in your area.

Once stock allocation and arrival details are confirmed, reserved customers will be contacted with the next steps to confirm their order.

Queensland, this season is for you

For Queenslanders who have been waiting for fresh Philippine Carabao mangoes, this season may finally be your chance.

Reserve now through CarabaoMango.au to register your interest and receive updates for your area.

 
 
 

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