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Avobook Report Preview W35-2025

Mexico holds 73% of the US market despite falling prices

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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