The boom in the global tropical fruit market will come to a halt in 2022

게시됨 2023년 3월 9일

Tridge 요약

Global trade in tropical fruits, including pineapple, avocado, mango, and papaya, saw a contraction in 2022, with volumes falling by 5% to 2.1 million tonnes for mangoes, mangosteen, and guava, 5% to 3.2 million tonnes for pineapple, 6% to 2.4 million tonnes for avocado, and 1% to 370,000 tons for papayas. This contraction is due to unfavorable weather conditions and supply chain issues, despite consistent global demand leading to higher prices. Africa has seen an increase in its market share for mangoes and avocados, with exports of these fruits rising by 23% and 12% respectively in 2022. However, pineapple exports have continued to decline, falling by 9% in 2022. The rise in prices has not been enough to cover increased production costs, leading to concerns about shrinking profit margins.

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원본 콘텐츠

For the first time in more than a decade, global trade in tropical fruits – pineapple, avocado, mango, papaya – contracted in 2022 to below $10 billion, down 5% from 2021 according to preliminary FAO data. In volume, mango, mangosteen and guava exports would fall by 5% to 2.1 million tonnes (Mt), those of pineapple would contract by 5% to 3.2 Mt, those of avocado by 6% to 2 .4 Mt and those of papayas by 1% to 370,000 tons. But this contraction does not mean that consumers are losing love for tropical fruits. It is supply that is the main factor to which are added persistent bottlenecks in global supply chains. Unfavorable weather conditions have led to production declines in several major tropical fruit production areas, particularly for supplies of pineapples from Costa Rica and avocados from Mexico. As for Ukraine, it imported some 20,000 to 30,000 tons of the main tropical fruits per year, mainly avocados and pineapples from Peru and Costa Rica. High prices but shrinking ...

출처: Commodafrica