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Europe accounts for half of Chilean shipments, while Latin America receives 45%.

At the close of week 35, Chile recorded 104 avocado shipments, representing a 51% increase compared to the previous week. However, the volume remains 35% below that achieved during the same period last year.

Europe consolidated its position as the main destination, receiving 50% of shipments, followed very closely by Latin America with 45% and Asia with 5%.

The weekly rebound confirms that Chile is experiencing a growth phase in its campaign, although the figures show that it has not yet reached 2024 levels. Week after week, volumes remain below last year's curve.

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