Due to the tree recovery season, Mexican avocado production for MY 2021/22 is still forecasted at an 8% low. In May-22, avocado prices in Mexico reached a historical high with a 19% MoM increase from Apr-22 due to higher fertilizer costs and supply chain disruptions have continued to affect the fruit. Economic inflation in the country has also kept affecting the price. However, in Jun-22, prices have started to stabilize as decreases have started to register in Michoacan. Mexican avocado exports are estimated to have an 8% to 10% YoY growth in volume in 2022 despite the decrease in production, driven by a continuous increase in demand in the US.
Table of Content
Part I - Quarterly Issues
-Weather
-Trade Regulation
-Price Trends
Part II - Quarterly Summary
II.I Fruits
-Avocado
-Watermelon
-Strawberry
II.II Veggies
-Tomato
-Asparagus
-Bell Pepper
-Broccoli