World: Market status in week 31, 2023

Published Aug 7, 2023

Tridge summary

The Chilean apple season in Europe has ended with lower shipments and fluctuating prices. The Netherlands continues to be the top importer. Kiwi exports from Chile remain firm with slight increases in sales prices. The lemon market is relatively stable with slight decreases in prices, and Argentine volumes dominate the supply of imported lemons. There is an increase in mandarins in the soft citrus market, with South Africa and Peru as the main suppliers. The US market for Navels is stable with Chile and South Africa dominating the supply. For more detailed information on fruit supply, demand, and prices, visit Fruitonline market reports.

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Comments Week 31 - 2023 Apples: the Chilean apple season in Europe has come to an end, with shipments lower than the previous season and prices that fluctuate depending on the variety. The Netherlands once again leads the list of imports. Kiwi: while sales prices continue registering slight increases, Chilean exports remain firm. Lemons: the market was relatively stable, although with prices seeing slight weekly decreases. Supply of imported lemons remained dominated by Argentine volumes. Soft citrus: there is an increase in the volumes of mandarins in the market, with South Africa and Peru as the main suppliers, recording similar prices to the previous week. Oranges: The US market was relatively stable for Navels, with the supply dominated by Chile and South Africa. Prices registered some weekly decreases. More information on the status of fruit supply, demand and price in the different markets for apples, oranges, lemons, ...

Source: MXfruit