Chilean imported avocados enter the Chinese market, while Thai durian prices fall

Published 2022년 10월 24일

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Chilean avocados are now available in the Chinese fruit market, alongside avocados from other countries and domestic avocados from Yunnan. However, due to the end of the Peruvian avocado season, supplies are limited and prices have not changed significantly. Chilean avocados are currently not at their best, but traders expect them to improve in two weeks. There is also a lack of citrus from South Africa, leading to increased prices. Domestic apples and oranges are being sold in addition to new brands of Peruvian blueberries. The market also has a variety of other fruits such as kiwis, durians, plums, pears, and apples from Yunnan and Shandong.

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Chilean avocados have now arrived in small quantities. Avocados from various countries and domestic avocados from Yunnan are on sale in the Chinese fruit wholesale market this week. There is still not much citrus from South Africa. Domestic apples and oranges are entering the market one after the other. Left: domestic avocado; Right: Thai Golden Pillow Durian The imported avocados currently on the Chinese market come from Peru, Chile, New Zealand, Mexico and Yunnan. According to traders, relatively speaking, buyers are looking for more domestic avocados because the price is relatively low, about 30% cheaper than imported avocados. Currently, imported avocados are better in terms of uniform size and taste. Peruvian avocados are at the end of the season, with little supply. So the current price has not changed much compared to the past two weeks. Chilean avocados, which were offered last week, did not gain much weight and the price was close to that of Peruvian avocados. Some ...

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