US market
US adjusts avocado shipments, but exceeds 2025 levels
Week 17 ended with fewer shipments than the previous week, although above 2025, while sizes 48 and 60 maintain the best prices.
The US market closed week 17 with 1,840 shipments arriving, reflecting an 8% drop compared to the previous week, although still 16% above the volume recorded in the same period last year. This trend confirms a season with sustained volumes, but also with a marked concentration of origin.
Mexico maintained its strong lead with an 81% share of total arrivals, followed by California with 18%, while the Dominican Republic lagged far behind in third place with approximately 1% of the market. The disparity between the main suppliers continues to shape the supply chain structure in the United States.
In terms of price, the .48 and .60 calibers continue to be the most valuable and have held steady in recent weeks. In contrast, the larger calibers remain less dynamic and have not shown a significant recovery, as is also the case with the .84 caliber, which registered a notable drop in recent weeks.
Antonio Villaseñor commented that producer prices showed a slight increase, although overall the season has been marked by significant stability. However, he noted that despite this slight improvement, prices remain historically low for producers.
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