Global fruit market status as of week 30

Published 2024년 7월 29일

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In Week 30 of 2024, kiwi prices in the U.S. have rebounded but are still below last year's levels, while apple sales in Latin America remain stable despite quality issues. Lemon prices in the U.S. are falling due to high import availability. In China, the supply of imported oranges has slightly increased, with South Africa and Australia as the main suppliers. Additionally, mandarins from these countries are driving higher prices in the Chinese market compared to the previous year.

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Comments Week 30 - 2024 Kiwi: A rebound is seen in Hayward's weekly prices in the United States, although they remain below the previous year's records. Apples: In Latin America, apple sales remain generally stable, despite quality and condition problems associated with the end of the season. Lemons: Prices continue to see decreases in the United States, while availability presents large tonnages of imported lemons. Oranges: In China there is a slight increase in the supply of imported oranges in the market, with South Africa and Australia as the main suppliers of the week. Soft citrus: South Africa and Australia drive the volumes of mandarins in the Chinese market, recording higher prices than the previous year. Below is more information on the state of fruit supply, demand and price in the different markets for kiwi, apples, lemons, oranges and soft citrus. Species approach : ...

Source: MXfruit