USA: Blackberry prices soar as supply from Mexico dwindles

Published Aug 15, 2023

Tridge summary

Average daily blackberry prices in the US increased by 17.82%, reaching $16.79 in week 31. This rise can be attributed to two main factors: reduced supply from Mexico due to weather disturbances during the rainy season in July, and increased demand for refreshing and healthy fruit options in the summer. In the coming weeks, most blackberry volumes are expected to come from southern and central California.

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Average daily blackberry prices in the US have risen by 17.82%, an increase of US$2.54 compared to the prices registered in week 30, from US$14.25 to US$16.79. The increase in blackberry prices in week 31 can be attributed to a combination of factors. The seasonality inherent to this crop plays a crucial role. When the summer season reaches its peak, the supply of fresh blackberries from Mexico is reduced due to weather disturbances caused by the seasonal rainy period in Mexico in July. Second, changing consumer behavior also influences blueberry prices during this time. With many people looking for refreshing and healthy fruit options in summer, the demand for blackberries is increasing, ...

Source: MXfruit