Arrival Situation of Israeli Grapefruit in the Guangzhou Market
Zeling Xue
Published 2022년 2월 23일
All the grapefruits arriving in the market are from Israel these days.
The recent wholesale prices are as follows: the wholesale price of Israeli grapefruit on 19 February was USD 1.77 for size 35#, USD 1.89 for size 40#, USD 1.89 for size 45#, and USD 1.89 for size 50#. The wholesale price of Israeli grapefruit on 20 February was USD 1.64 for size 35#, USD 1.73 for size 40#, USD 1.81 for size 45#, and USD 1.81 for size 50#.
The wholesale price of Israeli grapefruit opened on 23 February is as below:
The offer price for size 35# was USD 1.81, but not sold on 23 February. The offer price for sizes 40# and 45# was USD 1.89. However, the actual transaction price was USD 1.64-1.73. The actual transaction price for size 50# was USD 1.64-1.73.
The main reason for the low transaction price today is that the branches of the grapefruit were not fresh, and the fruit body was a bit soft. The grapefruits were packed on 5 December.
The recent wholesale prices are as follows: the wholesale price of Israeli grapefruit on 19 February was USD 1.77 for size 35#, USD 1.89 for size 40#, USD 1.89 for size 45#, and USD 1.89 for size 50#. The wholesale price of Israeli grapefruit on 20 February was USD 1.64 for size 35#, USD 1.73 for size 40#, USD 1.81 for size 45#, and USD 1.81 for size 50#.
The wholesale price of Israeli grapefruit opened on 23 February is as below:
The offer price for size 35# was USD 1.81, but not sold on 23 February. The offer price for sizes 40# and 45# was USD 1.89. However, the actual transaction price was USD 1.64-1.73. The actual transaction price for size 50# was USD 1.64-1.73.
The main reason for the low transaction price today is that the branches of the grapefruit were not fresh, and the fruit body was a bit soft. The grapefruits were packed on 5 December.
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