On-the-Ground Updates

Chilean Nectarine Shortages Caused the Price Increase in the Guangzhou Market During W11

Fresh Nectarine
Fruits
Chile
China
Market & Price Trends
Alice Zheng
Published Mar 14, 2023
The selling prices of Chilean nectarines are increasing due to the shortages in the Guangzhou market in W11. The selling prices for March 12, 2023 stood as follows:
40&44 pieces: USD 39.29-40.75/9kg (RMB 270-280/9kg)
56 pieces: USD 36.38-37.84/9kg (RMB 250-260/9kg)
60&68 pieces: USD 34.93-36.38/9kg (RMB 240-250/9kg)
Even though the selling prices are high, the customer demand is still good as they are eager to buy a bigger size of nectarines (40-56 pieces).

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