Market status in Chile - Week 18, 2022

Published 2022년 5월 11일

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The news article provides an overview of the market dynamics and prices for various fruits in Asia and the Americas for the week. It highlights a slight decrease in red seedless grape imports, primarily from Australia and Chile, but prices have increased from the previous season. The US soft citrus market is vibrant, with limited exports from Chile. Mexico's apple sales are robust despite low stock, leading to a slight price increase, while Brazil's pear market remains stable. Chile's kiwi season has a slow start, resulting in the European kiwi dominating the market. The report also mentions the market status for cherries, blueberries, stone fruits, plums, nectarines, and avocados.

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Comments Week 18 - 2022 Table Grapes: In Asia, red seedless grapes saw a slight reduction in imported volumes, with Australia and Chile dominating supply. Sales with a good movement were visualized, with prices that presented a higher value than last season. Soft Citrus: The US market for Soft Citrus registers a good movement. First Chilean exports still limited and below the previous campaign. Apples: Scarce stock in Mexico maintained a good pace of sales and a slight increase in weekly prices, while in Brazil the movement of all groups fell slightly, keeping the market relatively stable in both destinations. Kiwis: Chilean season shows a slow start, with less volume shipped. European kiwi dominates the market. Pears: European pear stocks are lower than the previous season. Belgian and Dutch Conference dominate the local offer. Below is more information on the state of supply, demand and price in the different markets for cherries, blueberries, table grapes, ...

Source: ClPortalFrutiCola