Chile accounts for 65% of shipments in a week of reduced volumes
Revenues fall to 17 containers after the slower harvest pace due to the National Holidays in Chile, sustaining high prices for the time of year.
Premium View moreImportación
Chile displaces Peru and leads arrivals in Europe with 40% of the volume
Arrivals are down 12% weekly in a market that is accelerating the transition towards the origins of the Southern Hemisphere and receiving the first shipments from Israel.
Premium View more
Arrivals fall 23% in the United States with Mexico dominating the supply
Imports are declining amid a market dominated by Mexican fruit, while prices remain at historically low levels.
Premium View more
Chile accounts for more than half of arrivals to China
The market shows a volume more than twice that of 2025, accompanied by a rebound in prices above US$4.5/kg.
Premium View more
Chile and Colombia gain ground in the European market
Arrivals are down 3% week-on-week in a market that is accelerating the retreat of Peru and the consolidation of the origins of the Southern Hemisphere.
Premium View more
Arrivals approach 1,800 shipments with Mexico leading the way
Imports rose 19% this week. Prices remain low, and California is entering the final stretch of its campaign.
Premium View more
China rebounds in arrivals and increases Chilean participation
Shipments grow to 39 containers in week 39 with Chile capturing 23% of the market and waiting to take the lead.
Premium View more
Europe falls to 997 shipments as Peru loses ground
Arrivals are down 5% week-on-week, while Kenya, Tanzania and Chile are rapidly gaining ground in the European market.
Premium View more
Shipments to the US fall by 6%, but remain on track through 2025
Imports registered a weekly decline with Mexico extending its lead to 89%, while prices showed mixed behavior with increases in larger sizes.
Premium View more
China adjusts its arrivals by 43% and prices react upwards
Shipments fall to 33 shipments in week 38, but Peruvian fruit prices rebound, approaching US$ 5/kg again.
Premium View more
Europe surpasses 1,000 shipments with readjusted origins
Arrivals are growing 5% year-on-year as Peru begins to lose ground to increased shipments from Africa and the Southern Cone.
Premium View more
Imports to the US increase by 14%
Arrivals break the downward trend and align with 2025 levels, while prices register a general rebound across all sizes.
Premium View more
China increases its imports by 87%.
Arrivals exceeded 50 shipments in week 37, driven by Peru, causing an adjustment in prices below US$4/kg.
Premium View more
Europe is approaching 1,000 shipments, with Peruvians leading the way.
With stable volumes and a year-on-year increase of 13%, Peru maintains 75% of the market while the price gap between sizes narrows.
Premium View more
US: Imports mark fourth consecutive week of decline
Imports have maintained a steady downward trend for the past 4 weeks, while prices are experiencing slight downward pressure.
Premium View more
China reduces imports by 31% while awaiting Chilean fruit
The Asian market adjusted its revenue to 31 Peruvian shipments, while prices interrupt their upward trend but remain above previous years.
Premium View more
Europe surpasses 1,000 shipments, driven by Peruvian volume
The European market is once again exceeding one thousand weekly shipments with increases from Peru and Africa, while prices for Peruvian fruit are registering widespread declines.
Premium View more
US reduces arrivals by 10% and halts the downward trend of .48 caliber.
The general decrease in import volumes allows for a slight trade respite, with the .48 caliber adding two dollars amid Mexican dominance.
Premium View more
China increases its imports and keeps prices rising.
The arrival of 45 Peruvian shipments boosted the Asian market, maintaining prices higher than the last three seasons while awaiting Chilean fruit.
Premium View more
Europe maintains steady arrivals during Peru's decline
The old continent is compensating for a lower volume of Peruvian avocados with African avocados, in a scenario of rising prices in Rotterdam and Spain.
Premium View more
US reduces arrivals by 6% with strong Mexican dominance
The increased availability of Mexican supply is putting pressure on the prices of size 48 fruit, placing them below the smaller fruit in the midst of the late summer transition.
Premium View more
China curbs imports but defends historic prices
The Chinese market registers a drastic 64% drop in shipment arrivals, holding values much higher than those of previous seasons for the same period.
Premium View more
Europe maintains stability in volume but disperses its values
The European market sustains steady arrivals with Peruvian leadership, registering adjustments in small sizes in Rotterdam and firmness in Spain.
Premium View more
US arrivals rebound and prices at origin adjust
The US market is recovering after last week's trading downturn, while an oversupply of large calibers is driving down prices for .48 caliber.
Premium View more
China reduces arrivals but soars prices
With lower arrival volumes, the Chinese market is registering a 75% price increase, doubling the values of last season.
Premium View more
Europe maintains stability under Peru's leadership.
Europe maintains stable volumes with Peru leading the way, while Colombia prepares its first shipments of the main season.
Premium View more
US adjusts shipments due to operational slowdown in packaging
An atypical drop in shipments marks the US due to an operational slowdown, while smaller calibers regain value against the .48 caliber.
Premium View more
Shipments in China recover but remain volatile
The Asian market is registering a strong rebound in the receipt of Peruvian shipments, recovering prices in medium sizes.
Premium View more
Europe: Rotterdam registers rebound in large calibers
Europe slightly increased its revenue, driven by African origins, with upticks in large calibers in Rotterdam.
Premium View more
Caliber .48 falls in price but maintains a marked value gap
The North American market maintains a stable volume driven by Mexican fruit, while size 48 retains its value gap.
Premium View more
China: Shipments fall 44% awaiting Chilean avocado exports
Following the adjustment in the receipt of Peruvian volumes, the Chinese market is registering a slight increase in prices for medium sizes in anticipation of the South American volume in September.
Premium View more
Europe: Medium sizes consolidate upward trend
Europe is slightly increasing its imports, while Peruvian imports are consolidating their dominance, and medium-sized vessels are leading the price charts in Rotterdam and Spain.
Premium View more
Size 48 leads avocado prices in the US
The North American market maintains a stable volume driven by Mexico, while size 48 is twice as valuable as small fruits after a general drop in prices.
Premium View more
China: Shipments cut by more than half and prices fall to 2023 levels
Following the increase recorded in the previous week, the Chinese market is slowing its inflow and adjusting the prices of sizes 18 to 24 downwards.
Premium View more
Europe: Medium sizes on the rise in Rotterdam and Spain
Europe slightly increases its arrivals while Peruvian origin consolidates its dominance and medium formats lead the prices.
Premium View more
US: .48 caliber doubles the price of smaller formats
The North American market maintains a slight increase in volume driven by Mexico, while the lower availability of large fruit drives up prices for size 48.
Premium View more
Europe deepens decline in large calibers since week 16
The 2026 season has shown narrower price differences between sizes compared to previous years. However, Europe is beginning to show increased pressure on larger sizes, while the United States maintains a more balanced pricing structure.
View more
Avocado in China, Japan and South Korea: a market where suppliers are reorganizing
While Peru maintains a strong hold in China, Japan is experiencing a structural change with Jalisco's rise over Michoacán, and Chile continues to gain ground in South Korea in a season marked by strong variations in avocado arrivals and a growing redistribution among suppliers.
View more