Global fruit market status as of week 21

Published 2024년 5월 27일

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The article provides an overview of the fruit market in Mexico and Brazil, focusing on the price trends and supply movements of kiwi, table grapes, apples, pears, lemons, oranges, and soft citrus. In Mexico, kiwi prices remain high due to limited supply and quick rotation, while grape prices are increasing, and Red Globe grapes are decreasing slightly. Apple supply has increased, including new lots from Chile and New Zealand. Pear stock is low in Mexico, and prices are stable in Brazil. Lemons are not being widely imported in Mexico, but Chile is shipping to the Far East. The orange market is stable, and the soft citrus market is waiting for imported mandarins.

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Comments Week 21 - 2024 Kiwi: A limited supply and rapid rotation of Chilean kiwis maintain high prices in Mexico, while in Brazil there are no developments. Table grapes: While prices for seedless grapes are increasing, prices for Red Globe are trending slightly downward. Chilean exports are marginal, starting at the end of the season. Apples: Increase in the supply of imported apples in the market, including new Chilean and New Zealand lots. Pears: Continuing the trend of recent weeks, a low stock of pears remains in Mexico and a mostly stable movement in Brazil. Lemons: Week without major openings of imported lemons. For its part, Chile records new shipments to the Far East. Oranges: Market appears largely stable for Navel, with the US campaign being in an advanced stage. Soft Citrus: Market remains waiting for imported mandarins. Meanwhile, Chile registers limited shipments of clementines to the Far East Below is more information on the state of fruit supply, demand and price ...

Source: MXfruit