Overview of the global lime market

Published 2021년 6월 11일

Tridge summary

Good weather and the reopening of hotels, cafes, and restaurants in Europe have led to a significant increase in lime demand. The market is currently experiencing high prices, despite adequate supply from Mexico and Mexico. The supply to Europe is mainly from Brazil and Mexico, but the quality from South Africa is lower due to wet weather. The prices in the UK and Italy have increased by about 50% compared to May. The hope is that as the pandemic subsides, more tourists will stimulate lime sales in Italy and Spain, where the reopening of the catering industry and good weather have already stimulated sales.
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Original content

The good weather and the reopening of hotels, cafes and restaurants in many European countries have significantly increased the demand for limes. Supply to Europe currently comes mainly from Brazil and Mexico, although the latter arrived later, as prices were higher in the North American market, where prices are surprisingly high despite good supply from both Mexico and abroad. Although the South African market currently has good prices for limes, the wet weather in the growing areas has resulted in lower quality than usual due to mold growth. The Netherlands: Good demand for limes, but surprise at rising prices The opening of the catering industry throughout Europe and the beautiful weather are a golden combination for the lime market. "Limes mainly finds its way to the catering industry and everyone wants to go outside again. So the demand is very good," says an importer. At the same time, he is very surprised at the rising price level. "The prices have now risen to between 8 ...
Source: AGF

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