Mangoes are susceptible to physical damage at virtually every part of the postharvest handling chain, and reduction/elimination of physical/mechanical injury is essential to reduce losses in quality and in postharvest life (Yahia, 2005). Even green mangoes can fracture internally if dropped from a height during the harvest operation. Careful transport from the field is necessary to avoid additional injury. Packinghouse handling allows washing plus better selection and packing according to size compared to other handling and packing systems. Strong shipping containers with internal dividers help protect mangoes from damage during loading, shipping, and unloading operations, and as the fruit ripen and soften. The types of physical damage that may occur to mangoes include scuffing, along with compression, vibration, and impact bruising (Yahia, 2005). Mechanical injury can be the cause of several other problems, including the increase of respiration rate and ethylene production, increasing the loss of water, facilitating the attack and penetration of disease causal agents, etc. The reduction/elimination of mechanical injury is essential to reduce losses in quality and in postharvest life.