The global pineapple market this year is highly dependent on location, with the exotic fruit doing much better in some countries than in others. Although the producer country Taiwan has been banned by China from exporting its pineapples to this country, this has led to a huge increase in sales to Japan and Hong Kong.
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The global pineapple market this year is highly dependent on location, with the exotic fruit doing much better in some countries than others. Although the producer country Taiwan has been banned by China from exporting its pineapples to this country, this has led to a huge increase in sales to Japan and Hong Kong. In South Africa, the lower purchasing power of consumers has led to a decline in sales this year, while the usual Christmas impulse in the Netherlands may be missing this season. In the Americas, the higher production and logistics costs could lead to a significant price increase in the future. The Netherlands: Disappointing pineapple sales in traditionally quiet November "Customers don't want to. Sales on both the retail and the free market are very disappointing," sighs a Dutch pineapple importer. "Actually, there is not much to say about the pineapple market. It is quiet, not much is coming and the prices cannot really be raised. Now November is never a busy pineapple ...
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