The dynamics of the global avocado trade show disparate trends among the main destinations. In the United States, 1,539 arrivals were recorded between trucks and containers, representing a 3% decrease compared to the previous week but an 8% increase compared to the same period in 2024. Mexico accounts for 73% of the market, followed by Peru with 13%, California with 10%, and Colombia with 3%.

In Europe, arrivals reached 775 tons, an 8% decrease compared to the previous week, although 9% higher than the 2024 figures. Peru maintains its leading position with a 71% share, while Kenya and Tanzania each contribute 13%, and Colombia accounts for 11%. Prices in this market showed a rebound, with increases of up to 36% for larger sizes and 50% in some segments in Spain.

China showed a much more limited scenario with only seven arrivals, far below the more than 50 recorded weeks earlier. Prices fell 4% compared to the previous week and are 55% below the same period in 2024, the lowest for this time of year in the last four years.

Peru continues to be a key player with 941 shipments, 13% less than the previous week, but still well above 2024 levels. Europe absorbed 70% of those shipments, while the United States received 13%, Chile 10% and Asia 7%.

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