China: Supply of mangosteen increased and a lot of bayberries on the market

Published 2023년 5월 30일

Tridge summary

The Chinese fruit market is experiencing a surge in domestic fruit availability, with a variety of seasonal fruits such as bayberry, lychee, peach, and cherry, alongside imported durians, mangosteens from Thailand, and grapefruits from South Africa. The market sees fluctuating prices and supplies for these fruits, with durians and South African grapefruits enjoying strong demand. Thai mangosteens are less popular due to high prices, and there's a preference for medium-sized fruits over large ones. Domestic bayberries are abundant but sales are down due to oversupply, despite good quality and size. Other domestic fruits like Hainan Seedless Lychee, Shine muscat grapes, and blueberries are also available, with blueberry market prices down due to recent supply.

Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

More and more domestic fruit is entering the Chinese fruit market. Seasonal fruits include bayberry, lychee, peach, and cherry. Among the imported fruit, the durian is still selling well, the mangosteen from Thailand is on the rise and the grapefruit from South Africa is selling well. The supply of mangosteen from Thailand has increased compared to last week and the price has decreased accordingly, but is still at a high level. The price of high quality fruit has adjusted from over €52 per carton last week to about €39 now, but in the same period last year it stood at about €36. Traders stated that current prices vary quite a bit. For example, there are also products with a price of about € 26 per carton, but the quality is relatively low. In addition, at present, mainly large fruits have arrived and there are some small fruits, but the best-selling medium fruits have barely arrived. The sale of large fruits is slower and less successful than that of medium-sized fruits. Left: ...

Source: AGF