Global fruit market status as of week 27

Published 2024년 7월 8일

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The article provides an overview of the current market dynamics for various fruits, including kiwi, apples, pears, lemons, oranges, and soft citrus. It highlights a decrease in kiwi prices, leading to a wider gap from the previous season with Chilean exports slightly reducing. Apples see lower availability in Asian markets, making New Zealand a key supplier. Pears experience a rebound in Mexico and stable markets in Brazil and Argentina. Lemons see no new imports in China, but Chilean exports to the Far East remain high. Oranges are dominated by South African imports in the US, and oranges and navel oranges are in good movement in the market. Soft citrus has new arrivals and openings of imported mandarins, with South Africa, Australia, and Peru leading the market.

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Comments Week 27 - 2024 Kiwi: Kiwi prices fall again, increasing the gap compared to the previous season. Chilean exports decrease slightly in week 26. Apples: Lower availability of imported apples in Asian markets, keeping New Zealand as one of the main suppliers. Pears: A rebound in movement in Mexico and relative stability in Brazil characterize the market in Latin America, with slight adjustments in prices for the Argentine fruit. Lemons: Week without new openings of imported lemons in China. Meanwhile, Chilean exports to the Far East remain at higher volumes than the previous year. Oranges: South African imports are dominant in terms of navel supply in the United States and are experiencing good movement within the market. Soft citrus: New arrivals and openings of imported mandarins, with South Africa leading the market, also noting supply from Australia and Peru. Below is more information on the state of fruit supply, demand and price in the different markets for kiwi, ...

Source: MXfruit