In week 30, global avocado trade showed differentiated trends: the United States reached its highest level of income in months, Europe remained stable, and China is preparing for an increase in shipments.

In the US market, an estimated 1,731 containers and trucks entered the country by the end of week 29, an 8% increase over the previous week and the highest volume since week 13. Mexico led the way with 57% of the total, followed by Peru (21%), California (14%), and Colombia (7%). Notable increases were seen in Peru (+28%) and Mexico (+12%), while California (-15%) and Colombia (-11%) experienced declines.

Europe received nearly 1,000 containers, a 2% weekly increase and higher than last year's levels. Peru maintained its leading position with 78% of the volume, followed by South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, and Colombia, with similar market shares.

In China, 50 containers arrived from Peru, similar to the previous week, but a significant increase is anticipated next week, with over 100 containers expected. Prices rose 7% for sizes 18 to 24, although they remain 10% below the value recorded in 2024.

Finally, Peru exported 1,330 shipments in week 29, 7% less than the previous week, but still 20% higher than the same period last year. Europe remains the main destination (56%), followed by the US (19%) and Chile (12%).

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