Banana producers and exporters clash in Ecuador over the value of contracts for 2023

게시됨 2022년 11월 8일

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Ecuadorian banana producers and fruit exporters have reached a agreement on a fixed price of $6.50 for a 43 pound box in 2023, but the deal is facing challenges due to fluctuating spot prices and past contract violations. The total banana exports from January to September this year saw an 8.98% decrease compared to the same period last year, leading to producer reluctance to sign contracts. The average price of a banana box in Ecuador in 2022 was $5.30, lower than the proposed $6.25 for 2023. Meanwhile, exporters are still waiting for the signing of the 2023 export contracts and are prepared to go to the free market if agreements are not reached.
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A little less than a month and a half ago, banana producers in Ecuador entered into an agreement with fruit exporters to set the price of a box at 43 pounds, the equivalent of US$ 6.50, for deliveries throughout 2023. The signing of contracts with the commitments agreed in September would take place throughout this last quarter of 2022, guaranteeing export conditions throughout 2023, ensuring that no less than the support price is paid. However, frictions re-emerged between the parties. One of the concerns is that banana exports from Ecuador from January to September this year total 256.59 million boxes, a volume 8.98% lower than that recorded in the same period last year. But the main point of tension is the spot fruit prices in Ecuador, which currently fluctuate between US$ 10.00 and US$ 13.00 a box, which made producers resist signing export contracts in search of to take advantage of spot prices. In an interview with the Ecuadorian newspaper El Productor, the president of the ...

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