China reports wholesale fruit market week 40

게시됨 2022년 10월 17일

Tridge 요약

In October, the import fruit trading area of a wholesale market experienced a decrease in product flow, with a reduction in the variety and arrival of imported fruits. This has been compensated by the introduction of domestic apples, oranges, and mandarins. South African oranges have seen a significant price increase due to a lack of supply, while the price of Australian oranges has recovered after a initial drop. Yunnan avocados, introduced at the end of September, are now more available and cheaper, while the price of Peruvian blueberries has recovered and is expected to rise further due to decreasing supplies. The arrival of Vietnamese durian has not significantly affected the price of Thai durian. Domestic grapes and plums are also available, but sales are disappointing.

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원본 콘텐츠

In October, the flow of products in the import fruit trading area of the wholesale market decreased significantly as the variety and arrival of imported fruit decreases. Meanwhile, domestic apples, oranges and mandarins are successively introduced to the market. "Queen Nina" grapes (left) and South African oranges (right) The price of South African oranges has risen sharply this week: limes and sweet oranges both rose by as much as 35%, while the originally more expensive northern South African oranges also rose by about 20%. It is said that the recent lack of supply is the main reason for the price increase and the high price has influenced sales to some extent. In addition, the price of South African grapefruit has recovered slightly recently due to the lack of supply and sales have been quite smooth. The price of Australian oranges fell at the end of September and has gradually recovered over the past two weeks. Some traders stated that the recently arrived Australian oranges ...

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