Click here to go directly to the content

European market

Europe's imports rise 39%, while large calibers decline

Peru accounted for 65% of the European market, while large sizes continue to register declines in Spain and Rotterdam.

Europe recorded its highest volume of avocado imports so far in 2026 during week 21, reaching 1,319 shipments. This figure represents a 7.6% increase compared to the previous week and a 39% increase compared to the same period in 2025.

Avocado exports to Europe

Peru maintained its market leadership with approximately 65% share, followed by South Africa with approximately 16% and Brazil with 8%.

Regarding prices, larger sizes continue to decline in both Spain and Rotterdam. In Algeciras, large sizes have been falling for nearly four consecutive weeks, while smaller sizes have remained more stable. A similar trend is observed in Rotterdam, with decreases in large sizes and greater stability in smaller sizes.

Victor Rubete's opinion columns supported this scenario. The analyst pointed out that the European Hass avocado market is experiencing one of the most intense periods of the season and warned that large sizes, which weeks ago maintained high prices due to scarcity, are now showing signs of saturation and significant price drops.

Remember that the details of each figure and the weekly evolution of the movements of the world avocado market in all markets and origins can be found in the AvoReport Premium .

Tags

Related articles

Rotterdam levels the values between the different sizes
Rotterdam levels the values between the different sizes

A drop in prices for medium-sized formats narrows the gap between the highest and lowest prices in the Dutch port.

Premium View more
Europe surpasses the 1,000 shipments mark
Europe surpasses the 1,000 shipments mark

The market is registering a temporary increase in weekly arrivals under the dominance of Peruvian fruit, although projections point to a future reduction in supply.

Premium View more
Europe records higher tariffs than the US for the first time since week 19
Europe records higher tariffs than the US for the first time since week 19

The sustained fall in prices in the United States and the general rise in Rotterdam are reshaping fruit values globally.

Premium View more