In week 34 of the North American market, Mexico consolidated its leadership as the main supplier of avocados (61% market share), while California held second place with locally grown fruit. Peru continued its slight decline in volume, and Colombia, for the first time since week 15, fell below 2 million pounds per week. Chile, which started its season slowly due to the cold weather, managed to ship the same number of containers to Europe and the United States, but a rebound is expected in the coming weeks. Prices for large sizes remained stable, but fell for almost all smaller sizes.

In Europe, Peru continues to dominate exports, accounting for 80% of the 588 containers that arrived, followed by South Africa (13%). Colombia and Kenya registered low volumes, while Chile, although it started its season early, has not yet significantly impacted this market. Prices in Europe remained stable, with a slight increase in larger sizes in Spain.

In China, avocado intake remained low compared to the previous year, but with higher prices for smaller sizes.

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