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Avobook Report Preview W46-2024

Moroccan avocados are gaining ground in Europe, and Mexico's growth is influencing the increase in total volume in the United States.

Two of the data points that stand out in the Avobook Report for Week 46 are the weekly increase in Mexican fruit, which impacts the increase in the total volume of avocados arriving in the United States and the more diversified distribution of the European market.

In the United States, Mexico increased its arrivals, capturing 97% of the market.

In Europe, the Moroccan harvest is beginning to fill the gaps left by the reduction in arrivals from the countries that lead the market share (Chile and Colombia), with prices that are quite stable when comparing weeks.

In the case of avocado imports in China, although the total volume is increasing, it is still far from the figures recorded on the same date in 2023.

The two South American countries that remain at the top of exports in that region saw declines in their shipments at the close of week 45, with 30% less in the case of Chile; and 13% less in shipments from Colombia.

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