Europe appears to be holding steady, with a high supply of small-sized fruit at low prices. But this could change in the coming weeks with the influx of fruit from the Peruvian coast, which will bring in medium and large-sized fruit. With Spain out of the market and Israel finishing its shipments to Europe, Peru, South Africa, Kenya, and Tanzania are increasing their presence. In the United States, the Mexican and Californian harvests are self-regulating to avoid overstocking , and Asia is almost entirely supplied by Peruvian fruit.