Global fruit market status for week 34, 2023

Published 2023년 8월 28일

Tridge summary

In Latin America, there is still a surplus of apples to be sold, but sales of Royal Gala apples in Mexico have declined. The demand for Chilean kiwis in Europe is adequate, resulting in higher prices week after week. In the US, there is positive activity for lemons with arrivals from South America projected to decline and Mexico having greater availability compared to last year. Soft citrus has good movement in the US market, with a limited supply of clementines and wide distribution of mandarins. In China, there are higher arrivals and openings of imported oranges in the market, with relatively stable prices. In the US, prices for Hass avocados are falling due to insufficient support for the volumes offered.

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Comments Week 34 - 2023 Apples: in Latin America there is still a residual volume to be sold, sales of Royal Gala in Mexico have declined. Kiwi: adequate demand for the low supply of Chilean kiwis in Europe, with higher prices week by week. Lemons: positive activity for lemons in the United States remains, with arrivals from South America projecting declines and Mexico registering greater availability compared to 2022. Soft citrus: good movement for soft citrus in the US market, with a limited supply of clementines in circulation and wide distribution of mandarins. Oranges: in China there are higher arrivals and openings of imported oranges in the market, with prices that remain relatively stable. Avocados: in the US, prices are falling for the Hass variety, with the volumes offered not seeing the necessary support. More information on the status of fruit supply, demand and price in the different markets for apples, oranges, lemons, soft ...

Source: MXfruit