In 2023, global trade in major tropical fruits is expected to reach a record high of US$11.2 billion, a 12% increase from 2022, indicating a strong recovery from a decline in global supply. Increased production in main tropical fruit-producing areas, particularly avocados from Mexico and pineapples from Costa Rica, contributed to this growth, while weather conditions and supply chain disruptions affected papaya exports. The hospitality sector's positive evolution supported growth in demand for tropical fruits in the United States and the European Union, especially avocados and pineapples.