"The global avocado industry is facing significant pressure due to increasing volumes from new sources"

Published 2025년 1월 10일

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Colombia is making strides in the global tropical fruit market, with a focus on avocado and lime exports. The country's strategy includes market diversification to overcome competition and demand fluctuations. Arba Colombia, a company that has recently entered the Tahiti lime market, plans to export 200 containers mainly to the United States this year, with other targets being the Middle East and Central America. Colombia's position in lime exports is bolstered by year-round production, with 80% of volumes aimed for the US. The company also emphasizes the need to monitor competitors like Morocco, Brazil, and Mexico for phytosanitary issues as potential opportunities. However, the industry faces challenges such as global oversupply, low demand, and issues of honesty in international transactions.
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(Agraria.pe) The global market for tropical fruits is constantly evolving, with Colombia consolidating its position in avocado and lime exports. With constant production and a strategy focused on market diversification, the country seeks to overcome challenges such as growing competition and fluctuations in global demand. "The global avocado industry faces great pressure due to the increase in volumes from new origins such as Morocco, which are entering the market with significant volumes and specific sizes in key windows such as December to March. The arrival of these origins has changed the panorama, especially in the few redeemable windows we had for avocados," explains Mauricio López, commercial manager of Arba Colombia, referring to the impact on prices and demand. The company, however, focuses on diversification to mitigate risks. "We plan to export 200 containers this year, with a strong emphasis on the United States market, where we hope to quintuple our exports compared ...
Source: Agraria

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