Global fruit market status as of week 23

Published 2024년 6월 10일

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The article reports on the sales trends and prices of various fruits including kiwi, apples, pears, lemons, oranges, and soft citrus in markets such as Chile, New Zealand, South Africa, Mexico, Brazil, and the United States. It highlights a decrease in Chilean kiwi sales prices for the second consecutive week, despite an 17% increase in exports. The article also notes new market openings for bicolor apples in various countries and a shortage of US pear inventories leading to high prices in Mexico. The volumes of imported lemons in the US have increased, with market dynamics influenced by the origin and caliber of the lemons. Oranges from Egypt are dominating the markets, with lower volume imports from Spain and the US. The US market is seeing higher volumes of southern hemisphere soft citrus.

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Comments Week 23 - 2024 Kiwi: Chilean kiwi sales prices decrease for the second consecutive week. Chilean exports in week 22 exceed those of the previous season by 17%. Apples: New Zealand, South Africa and Chile continue to register new openings of apples in the markets, mostly of bicolor varieties. Pears: The absence of US inventories causes a shortage that translated into high prices and good movement for the circulating supply in Mexico. In Brazil, no important changes are observed in sales of Argentine pears. Lemons: Volumes of imported lemons remained on the rise in the United States, while the market in general did not see major changes in the weekly trend. Quotes with disparate trends depending on origin and caliber. Oranges: Oranges from Egypt continue to lead the markets, scoring new openings in Valencia. With lower volumes, navel arrivals from Spain and the United States are also recorded. Soft Citrus: The US market is beginning to see higher volumes from the southern ...

Source: MXfruit