Jan Marc Schulz, from SFI Rotterdam (Netherlands): Chilean cherry is a niche product in demand during the pre-Christmas period

Published Dec 1, 2023

Tridge summary

Despite the damage caused by rains in the province of Curicó, the first Chilean cherries have arrived at SFI Rotterdam. The importer continues to send the cherries to Europe due to high demand from China, offering them in large sizes and packaging options. While the price of Chilean cherries is high, there is a specialized market and group of consumers willing to pay for this luxury product that is perfect for Christmas dinners.
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Last week, the first Chilean cherries arrived at SFI Rotterdam, although somewhat later than usual. "And the rains have especially affected production in the province of Curicó, where some producers have suffered significant damage," comments Jan Marc Schulz, from SFI Rotterdam. "Despite the enormous demand from China, our supplier continues to send Chilean cherries to Europe, so that we can continue supplying our customers with this specialty before Christmas," comments the importer. "Cherries, like few other products, radiate this festive atmosphere. We offer the largest sizes in a luxurious 2.5 kg container and the 28+ size in 5 kg boxes." "We supply Chilean cherries exclusively to specialized clients. It is a luxury product, with which we focus on the pre-Christmas period. It is the perfect fruit to put at Christmas dinner as a dessert. Upon request, of course, we can continue supplying cherries in the new year." "Prices for Chilean cherries reach 20 euros per kilo, so it is a ...

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