Chilean avocado shipments to the Far East are increasing, with the campaign continuing at similar volumes to the previous year. Peruvian blueberries are showing better prices in the market compared to the previous year, while maritime cherries are experiencing greater openings which are boosting market prices. However, Chilean shipments of stones have fallen compared to the previous campaign, which could have negative consequences on their availability in the coming weeks.
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Comments Week 52 - 2023 Avocados: Increase in shipments of Chilean avocados to the Far East. The campaign continues with similar volumes to the previous year. Blueberries: New arrivals and openings of Peruvian blueberries in the market, recording better prices than the previous year. Cherries: Greater openings of maritime cherries boost market prices. Chile remains the main supplier, also presenting small quantities from Argentina, New Zealand and Australia. Table grapes: New volumes of Peruvian grapes in the wholesale markets of China, noting greater availability of white seedless grapes. Stones: Chilean shipments fall compared to the previous campaign in most of the seeds, which could have negative consequences on their availability on the open market in the coming weeks. Below is more information on the state of fruit supply, demand and price in the different markets for avocados, blueberries, cherries, table grapes and stones. ...
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