Overview of world pear market

Published Mar 3, 2023

Tridge summary

The global pear market is experiencing stable growth with increased demand and good prices, particularly for smaller sizes. Belgium has seen a 30% price increase and strong demand for smaller pears, while Germany is dealing with increased overseas supply, mainly from South Africa. Switzerland is seeing positive development in the market for organic fruit and club varieties. Italy and Spain are facing challenges but are still reporting good pear prices and sales. South Africa's pear volumes have dropped due to bad weather, but the introduction of blush pears in China is expected to create new opportunities. In Argentina, pear production is expected to increase despite challenges for exporters. The Netherlands is experiencing satisfactory pear sales, while Belgium is experiencing a smoothly going pear season with a 30% price increase. Germany's market is seeing a decline in the importance of domestic pears due to increasing supply from South Africa. Switzerland is showing a positive development, especially for organic fruit.
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Original content

The global pear market appears to be stable, with increasing demand and good prices, especially for smaller sizes. The Belgian pear market is doing well, with a price increase of 30% in the past month and a strong demand for smaller sizes. Meanwhile, Germany is facing an increase in overseas supply, mainly from South Africa. Switzerland sees a positive development in the market for organic fruit and the club varieties are increasing. In Italy, a lack of large pear sizes has driven up prices, while Spain is experiencing lower harvests, but good pear prices and sales due to a shortage, especially for larger sizes. Bad weather in South Africa has led to a drop in pear volumes, with some major growing areas affected by hail. The lower yields are expected to have a significant impact on exports, but the introduction of blush pears such as Forelle in China is expected to create new opportunities. In North America, pear growers are trying to promote their fruit and attract younger ...
Source: AGF

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