Business Mirror: Sometime in May, mango producers belonging to the Mango Product Exporters Confederation Inc. (MPECI) complained that their output would go down by 15 percent year-on-year. The main culprit: erratic weather patterns due to climate change. MPECI president Roberto Amores complained that early and intermittent rains, coupled with the early onset of the typhoon, is projected to slash mango production this year to 650,000 metric tons (MT), from 750,000 MT in 2008. “Two years ago, …