The price of lemons in the world is increasing

Published 2023년 5월 12일

Tridge summary

In May 2023, Mersin Erdemli saw a dramatic difference in lemon prices between producers and the market, with a 573% gap. Despite manufacturers offering various prices, market demand has decreased due to prices being 5% higher than the average of the past four years. Meanwhile, Spain and Mexico are contributing to the European market with their lemon supplies, and Argentina's production is expected to decrease but exports to increase. Colombia has seen a rise in Tahitian lemon prices due to scarcity, but this is anticipated to decline soon. India's Ramanathapuram district is experiencing a surge in lemon demand due to rising temperatures.

Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

In the first week of May 2023, the price of yellow and green lemons in Mersin Erdemli - the center of Turkish lemon production, ended with a difference in selling price between the producer and the market of 573%. According to experts, manufacturers offer lemons at various prices, but the price on the market is always high. The Verna lemon harvest has begun in Spain, allowing the country to supply European-standard lemons to the European market from May to July. Prices at the place of production are now up 5% above the normal level. average of the past four years, causing a decrease in market demand. South African Verna lemons are also approaching the EU and UK markets, and traders are stocking up on large quantities of lemons as demand increases. Spain's Verna and Fino lemons in commercial stores ensure a sufficient supply of quality lemons for the European market in the coming weeks. Mexico is the world's leading producer of green and yellow lemons in the 2022/23 season, with ...

Source: Vinanet