10% more exported than the previous season

Last week 29,585 tons were harvested, of which 24,312 were exported, with a utilization rate of 82%.

We continue to have 10% more exported volume this season, compared to the same week last season.

The harvest estimate for this week is around 22,000 tons.

The hectares available for cutting remain stable, at 37,000.

In the caliber curve, .48s and .60s continue to dominate.

This week, market share by origin was as follows:

Mexico: 86%
Peru: 9%
California: 5%

Fruit availability remains stable, as do price levels, although this week there has been an excess of size 48s fruit that has been difficult to move.

Other markets follow the same trend: Canada, Asia, and Central America.

Have a great week everyone.