Overview global avocado market

Published 2021년 1월 8일

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The global avocado market is experiencing a price increase due to a decrease in supply, particularly in large sizes, and a shortage in Mexico and Chile, which are major suppliers. The market is also shifting to Europe, Israel, Spain, and other Mediterranean countries as they enter their high season. The Netherlands, Germany, France, and Spain are experiencing stable, high avocado prices, while South Africa is expecting more avocados to come onto the market due to increased plantings. The United States is also seeing a price increase with Mexico being the only supplier at the moment.

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The price for avocados on the world market has risen in recent weeks due to a smaller supply and a shortage of large sizes. At the moment it is mainly Mexico and Chile that dominate the market, but volumes are declining. In Europe there is also a switch to Israel, Spain and other countries around the Mediterranean that are now in the high season. Many traders expect prices to remain high. The Netherlands: Stable, high prices for avocados In the Netherlands, sales of avocados with stable, high prices were good for the holidays. Importers expect this market situation to continue in the coming weeks. Less Hass avocados are supplied from Colombia, which means that prices are higher than the traditionally more expensive Spanish Hass avocados. For the Greenskin avocados, it is mainly Israel that is what hits the clock with Pinkerton. This market is characterized by a shortage of large sizes and those prices are also at a high level. Germany: Difficult avocado market Due to the current ...

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