During the close of week 28 of the U.S. avocado market, more than 1,600 containers and trucks entered the country, representing a 3% increase compared to the previous week. Mexico continues to be the clear leader, accounting for 55% of the total volume received, followed by California and Peru, both with 18%, and Colombia with 9%.

One of the most significant changes was the growth in volume from California, which increased by almost 25% compared to the previous week. Mexico also showed a 9% increase, while Colombia experienced the most marked growth at 31%. In contrast, Peru saw a 30% drop in its export volume to the United States.

Regarding price trends by size, a 7% decrease was observed in size 48, while medium sizes such as 60 and 84 remained stable. Size 70 saw a slight increase of 3%.

Antonio Villaseñor noted that the fruit size distribution is better this week, with good availability of size 48, even in lots considered "crazy" fruit, which are traditionally smaller. He also indicated that the implementation of new tariffs in August could lead to increased demand in the coming weeks, as buyers seek to secure inventory before the tariffs take effect.

For his part, Gary Klevenger emphasized that Californian production is concentrating on medium calibers, particularly the 48 and 60, which together represent more than 60% of the volume produced in the state.

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