Chilean avocado exports jump 58%
Chile accelerates its export pace with 307 shipments, with Europe as the main destination for 78% of the volume and opening shipments to the USA.
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Chile accelerates its export pace with 307 shipments, with Europe as the main destination for 78% of the volume and opening shipments to the USA.
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Peru registers its most significant decline of the season with 621 shipments, while Europe accounts for 73% of shipments and Chile is gaining importance.
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Arrivals exceeded 50 shipments in week 37, driven by Peru, causing an adjustment in prices below US$4/kg.
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With stable volumes and a year-on-year increase of 13%, Peru maintains 75% of the market while the price gap between sizes narrows.
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Imports have maintained a steady downward trend for the past 4 weeks, while prices are experiencing slight downward pressure.
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Ecuador gains a new commercial opportunity in China to diversify its Hass avocado exports and accelerate its growth.
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The main objective of the shipment is to diversify destinations and enhance its exportable offer.
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The company released its quarterly report after acquiring Calavo, confirming higher global volume and downward pressure on prices.
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Colombia is driving the transformation of Hass avocados with 27 plants in operation, highlighting a strong leap in oil exports.
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Chilean exports grow 74% in one week, marking the takeoff of the shipping curve and opening the first shipments to the Asian market.
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Peruvian exports fell 6% weekly, reflecting the gradual decline of their season, with Europe accounting for 75% of their shipments.
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The Asian market adjusted its revenue to 31 Peruvian shipments, while prices interrupt their upward trend but remain above previous years.
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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.
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The general decrease in import volumes allows for a slight trade respite, with the .48 caliber adding two dollars amid Mexican dominance.
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California, Brazil, and Africa overlap with Peru on a smaller scale, while Mexico and the Mediterranean play key roles in the global calendar.
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September marks the transition in China: supply from Peru falls and Chile begins shipments, generating less availability and firmer prices.
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In five weeks, size 48 went from leading prices in the US to trading below smaller sizes, amid greater availability of large fruit.
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Chilean exports are progressing in their first weeks without registering any shipments to Asia, concentrating most of their shipments in the European market.
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Peruvian shipments are down 7% weekly, maintaining Europe as their main strategic destination ahead of the expected volume contraction.
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The arrival of 45 Peruvian shipments boosted the Asian market, maintaining prices higher than the last three seasons while awaiting Chilean fruit.
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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.
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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.
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Chile recorded its highest avocado export volume in the last seven seasons. But behind this record lies a perhaps more relevant signal for the coming season: the Chilean avocado industry is shifting its destination map and will increasingly depend on its ability to choose markets and trade windows.
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With large-caliber fruit and green skin, Semil 34 and Carla are part of the Dominican market with a presence in the USA, Europe and the Caribbean.
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Peru begins its downward trend: how the avocado market is reorganizing as the season ends.
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The contraction of shipments from Peru opens up opportunities for South Africa, Kenya and Colombia in a European market in transition.
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Peruvian shipments rebound 7% weekly, with Europe accounting for three-quarters of global shipments.
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The Chinese market registers a drastic 64% drop in shipment arrivals, holding values much higher than those of previous seasons for the same period.
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The European market sustains steady arrivals with Peruvian leadership, registering adjustments in small sizes in Rotterdam and firmness in Spain.
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The US market is recovering after last week's trading downturn, while an oversupply of large calibers is driving down prices for .48 caliber.
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The Mexican harvest began with a high presence of small fruit, while the lower supply of large sizes widened the price gap.
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Mexico is making its way forward due to the lower participation of Peru and California, which are adjusting the end of their seasons under different strategies.
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Avobook and Associação Abacates do Brasil join forces to promote Brazilian origin through key market information and greater global visibility.
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Chile begins its exports with 10 initial shipments, prioritizing Europe as the main destination and Latin America in second place.
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Peru registers 995 shipments dispatched in week 32, reaffirming its leadership in Europe by representing 85% of the volume.
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With lower arrival volumes, the Chinese market is registering a 75% price increase, doubling the values of last season.
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Europe maintains stable volumes with Peru leading the way, while Colombia prepares its first shipments of the main season.
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An atypical drop in shipments marks the US due to an operational slowdown, while smaller calibers regain value against the .48 caliber.
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Sebastián de la Cuadra analyzes how the dynamics of calibers explain the price gap between the US and Europe.
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Both states begin 2026 with higher shipments than in previous years, maintaining the U.S. as their main destination.
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Peruvian shipments adjust their global outputs and reduce the weekly volume shipped to Europe to the lowest level since week 16.
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The Asian market is registering a strong rebound in the receipt of Peruvian shipments, recovering prices in medium sizes.
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Europe slightly increased its revenue, driven by African origins, with upticks in large calibers in Rotterdam.
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The North American market maintains a stable volume driven by Mexican fruit, while size 48 retains its value gap.
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The decline in Peruvian supply marks the lowest point of the year in China, anticipating the arrival of Chilean fruit in September.
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The massive Mexican supply and the entry of new competitors put downward pressure on the prices of .48 caliber during the first 6 months of the year.
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The Netherlands leads European reception, the United Kingdom and Germany boost demand, and Peru accounts for 91% of the volume.
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China leads growth in Asia, Japan consolidates stability, and South Korea maintains steady expansion in the first half of the year.
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Peruvian shipments have been slowing for five consecutive weeks, redirecting volumes towards Europe while Chile shows recovery in its shipments.
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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.
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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.
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