Chile closes campaign with greater export intensity
The 2025–2026 season maintained the usual seasonality, but registered a more intense peak between weeks 38 and 42, driven mainly by Europe.
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The 2025–2026 season maintained the usual seasonality, but registered a more intense peak between weeks 38 and 42, driven mainly by Europe.
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Week 17 ended with 1,245 shipments from Peru, a 35% weekly increase, with Europe as the main destination for the fruit.
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Week 18 ended with 39 shipments, all from Peru, while the 4-kilo box is once again approaching US$6 per kilo.
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Europe records 1,144 shipments in week 18, with Peru as the main supplier and a sustained drop in prices for small sizes.
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Week 17 ended with fewer shipments than the previous week, although above 2025, while sizes 48 and 60 maintain the best prices.
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El Niño disrupts harvests, flowering, and agronomic management, while opening a potential commercial window for Chile.
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The 2026 flowering season anticipates a larger export volume of Hass avocados, but the weather, size, and health will define competitiveness.
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Industry veterans acquire GreenFruit Avocados and opt for a vertically integrated model with global reach and leadership in California.
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Peruvian shipments fall 4% weekly, but Europe remains the main destination and accounts for most of the volume.
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A sharp weekly drop in arrivals contrasts with an average of nearly 70 shipments, while prices are falling but remain above historical levels.
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The European market is growing 14% year-on-year, with Peru leading the way, while prices are falling for small and medium sizes.
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With more than 2,000 shipments arriving, the US market saw increased supply and price drops of up to 15%.
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The Avocado Committee officially announced its name change to "Avocados of Chile", marking the beginning of a new stage for the industry.
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Alfredo Lira anticipates a gradual exit and an extended main season.
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The executive addresses the growth in avocado consumption in Central Europe, logistical pressures, and price sensitivity.
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The company highlights the good performance of its compostable labels, improvements in packaging, and certifications that support a more responsible operation.
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From April 21 to 23, in Rimini, the event will bring together the global mango and avocado supply chain with a focus on market, business and Europe.
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The final stretch in Michoacán would advance with a homogeneous offering, while California enters a phase of greater activity between the end of April and May.
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The war in the Middle East is driving up costs, reducing logistical reliability, and increasing the volatility of avocado trade in Europe.
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Peru registered 952 shipments in week 15, with Europe as the main destination and a 53% share of the European market.
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The Chinese market went from a single shipment to nearly 200 in week 16, all from Peru, in a scenario of prices that continue to rise.
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Europe increased its import volume by 9% in week 16, with Peru as the main source and price drops in medium and small sizes.
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Shipments grew strongly in week 15, as California expanded its presence and the market projects new opportunities for the summer.
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Hiperbaric is driving its expansion in Africa, where HPP technology opens up opportunities to process at the source, extend shelf life and improve export competitiveness.
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The growth of the crop in Yunnan and other areas is beginning to shape a scenario of greater competition for exporters such as Chile, Peru and Kenya.
View moreThe new meeting will take place on September 30 in Morocco and will seek to address the main technical and commercial challenges of the sector.
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Week 15 shows a year-on-year drop of 2% in shipments, with Europe absorbing 77% of the volume and a share reaching 44%.
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Week 15 shows only one shipment to China, amid irregular deliveries. Prices exceed USD 5/kg and are above 2024 and 2025 levels.
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Week 15 adds 1,105 shipments to Europe, with slight weekly variation and year-on-year growth, in a mixed price scenario.
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Week 14 closes with 1,460 shipments in the US, a weekly drop due to holidays, but still 22% above 2025, with sustained price increases.
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Lima, April 2026 – The 2026 Peruvian Hass avocado campaign is projected to close with exports exceeding 765,000 metric tons (MT), representing a 6% increase compared to the 723,000 MT exported in 2025, ProHass reported.
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The increase in the Mexican harvest and a weak start to the year are pushing values to historically low levels, with a still moderate recovery.
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The update integrates data, analysis, and interactive tools to improve decision-making in the industry.
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The 2026 season begins with gradual shipments starting in February and anticipates an increase in supply, with pressure on returns rather than final prices.
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The volume exported fell compared to the previous season, in a season influenced by climatic and logistical factors, according to the industry.
View moreThe event will bring together key players in the avocado sector at Plaza Mayor Medellín. Avobook will participate as a media partner.
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The company implements practices to improve soil aeration, structure, and irrigation, achieving advances in the productivity and sustainability of its orchards.
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Peru reaches 811 shipments (-2% weekly, +17% year-on-year). Europe accounts for 77% of the volume and maintains its leadership with a 39% market share.
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China accounts for only 19 shipments (-75% week-on-week and -76% year-on-year). Peru dominates the market, and prices rise more than 20% for key sizes.
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Europe accounts for 1,111 shipments (+4% weekly and +30% year-on-year). Peru leads with 39%, and prices vary according to size.
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The US market grew 22% in volume, exceeding 2,130 arrivals. Mexico led the way with 90%, and prices showed slight adjustments based on size.
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The fair consolidated Latin America as the hub of the avocado business and anticipates its continuation at Fruit Attraction Madrid, from September 30 to October 2, with a focus on innovation, logistics and sustainability.
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Europe, Latin America and Asia increase their imports from Chile, while the US registers a sharp drop in the 2025-2026 season.
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The 2025/26 season shows a more stable curve compared to 2024/25, with a drop in January and a high concentration of shipments to Europe.
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New platform integrates data, analysis and expert insight to improve decision-making in the avocado industry.
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The Chilean campaign is entering its final phase with shipments concentrated in the region. Europe leads the season with 61% of total exports.
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Peru reaches 787 shipments. Europe accounts for 62% of the volume and Chile increases with 64 recent shipments.
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China accounts for 77 shipments (-8% weekly and -10% year-on-year). Peru dominates with 97%, and prices rise by up to 28% after previous declines.
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Europe reaches 1,051 shipments (+41% vs 2025) with Peru leading the way. South Africa and Brazil double their volume and medium sizes increase by up to 10%.
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US volume falls 10% but surpasses 2025. California grows 60%, Mexico declines and prices begin to rebound slightly.
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The Argentine avocado market is expected to increase its import volume between 2023 and 2026, reinforcing its high dependence on Chilean supply.
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