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Mexico doubles avocado shipments to the United States

Published Jan 21, 2025

Tridge summary

Avocado shipments to various markets saw significant fluctuations in both volume and prices during the second week of January, as reported by Avobook's 2025 week 3 report. Shipments rose 76% to 1,607, largely due to a surge in shipments from Mexico, which accounted for 94% of the volume. Colombia's share dropped to 4%. Prices also increased, with historic highs for medium and small sizes in January. In Europe, shipments grew by 17% with Israel leading the market, while in China, shipments from Chile declined. However, Colombia experienced a 72% increase in its exports, primarily to Europe and the United States.
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During the second week of January, avocado shipments to different markets showed significant variations not only in volume, but also in prices, as reflected in Avobook's 2025 week 3 report. In this market, shipments reached 1,607, a quantity 76% higher than the previous week. This is mainly a consequence of the increase in avocado shipments from Mexico. In detail, the United States' neighbor accounted for 94% of the volume, after shipments doubled, Avobook reports. For its part, Colombia reduced its share to 4%. Prices continued to rise, highlighting significant increases in medium and small sizes, reaching historic values for January. Related news: In Europe, the 600 containers received represent a growth of 17% compared to the previous week. In the second week of January, Israel led with 30% of the market, followed by ...
Source: MXfruit
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