China wholesale market report (Week 6); higher volumes of Chilean prunes than last year and significant growth of red grapes in Peru

Published 2023년 2월 17일

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The article provides an overview of the current situation in the agricultural market, focusing on the transition from cherry season to the dominance of stone fruits and grapes. It highlights the increased imports of Chilean stone fruits, especially prunes, and the dynamic market trends surrounding them. The early arrival and high prices of Chilean plums and nectarines are noted, along with the growing import of Peruvian grapes and the impact of ending blueberry seasons in Peru and Chile on domestic markets. Additionally, the article addresses the post-Spring Festival adjustments in durian prices and the upcoming introductions of new products, all contributing to a rich and varied market landscape for consumers.

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As the imported cherry production season draws to a close, Chilean stone fruits and imported grapes have been taking over the market one after another. The peak sales period for imported durians, leading up to the Spring Festival, has passed, and prices have started to drop. The arrival of imported blueberries has slowed down, and the national blueberry season has started earlier. Imported stone fruits come mainly from Chile and Australia, with more arrivals from Chile, including Chilean prunes, cherry plums and nectarines. Currently, Chilean prunes are arriving by air. The volume of arrivals has increased between 30% and 40% compared to the same period last year. The quality of arrivals remains relatively stable. Last week and the first half of this week, deliveries and prices have been satisfactory. As prunes will soon arrive by sea, many buyers are waiting. Sales have been relatively slow in the second half of the week, and prices have dropped. Left: Chilean prunes. Right: ...

Source: Portaldelcampo