Rubrique : En direct des marchés - FruiTrop - n° 195 - Décembre/2011 - p.2
Mots-clés : Avocat / Frais / Europe
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La deuxième partie de la décennie 2000 avait été marquée par un mouvement de « sud-américanisation » du marché européen de l'avocat. Durant cette période, la montée en puissance aussi forte que rapide des arrivages chiliens et péruviens a profondément changé le paysage, en bousculant les rapports de force entre pays fournisseurs et en suscitant un regain d'intérêt pour ce fruit grâce à la variété Hass, y compris sur des marchés jusqu'alors peu intéressés. Cependant, ce mouvement va-t-il perdurer dans les années à venir ? La dynamique de plus en plus affirmée de la consommation aux Etats-Unis, la possibilité réelle pour le Pérou de commercialiser sa production dans ce pays et une croissance de la production chilienne vraisemblablement plus modérée qu'attendu ne doivent-elles pas amener les professionnels européens à se poser cette question ? FruiTrop vous propose quelques pistes de réflexion dans son opus annuel consacré à l'avocat et pose aussi le décor de la campagne 2011-12 tout en revenant brièvement sur la saison passée. Sommaire p. 17 Marché mondial de l'avocat : l'appétit des Etats-Unis met le marché mondial sous tension p. 35 Campagne avocat d'hiver 2010-2011 : une brève synthèse p. 43 Prévision de campagne avocat 2011-12 : des volumes un peu plus importants qu'en 2010-11, mais pas de record d'approvisionnement à l'horizon p. 51 L'avocat au Maroc : de grandes ambitions prennent forme p. 56 Panorama statistique mondial : production, importations, exportations p. 58 Les variétés d'avocat p. 60 L'avocat après récolt
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La décennie 2000 aura été synonyme de croissance effrénée pour le commerce mondial de l'avocat de contre-saison. Le recul de l'offre globale attendu en 2011 marque-t-il la fin de ces « années folles »? Fruitrop vous propose de faire le point sur les déterminants de cette campagne à venir, à travers un tour d'horizon des évolutions du verger des pays de l'hémisphère Sud intervenant sur ce marché.
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Like at the beginning of every year, the market has been relatively slow. Demand for avocados has been very calm. However, thanks to a moderate level of arrivals and to clear stocks thanks to the Christmas promotions, the market has remained in balance for Hass and Green varieties. Hass supply has been moderate. Chilean arrivals slightly increased for the last time of the season, Mexican volumes have been very low as well as Israeli deliveries for the second week in a row (effect of the storm). Despite heavy production levels in Spain, arrivals in France have remained limited due to a good demand on the local Spanish market and to unsatisfactory price levels in France. In this context, prices have slightly decreased compared to last week for both varieties.
The avocado market has started to improve. For the Hass variety, despite heavier deliveries from Israel global supply has started to tend down due to the beginning of the Chilean season's decline and to no deliveries from Mexico. Some limited volumes from Dominican Republic completed this weeks supply. Spanish volumes have as well develop due to a better market situation. In this context, all the stocks from the holidays season have been cleared, and prices have started to increase again. As for green varieties the situation has been slightly more difficult since some stocks of Pinkerton and Fuerte from Israel were already available. Supply has as well increased and prices have been stable and yet satisfactory.
The avocado market has remained stable. Despite low Hass volumes available on the market (no deliveries from Mexico, declining Chilean season but slightly more volumes from Israel and Spain) and no stocks available, prices have not increased as expected. Demand hasn't been very active for the product, hence prices have just remained stable to slightly firmer. As for green varieties, the situation has been slightly more difficult. Even though supply from Israel has declined due to rainfalls at the production stage, demand has shown a relatively low level. Hence some stocks have been available and prices have slightly decreased.
The avocado market has started to show some signs of improvement despite continuing low levels of demand. The Chilean season has continue to decline, (volumes down below the 100 000 box level in the EU) and some importers have already ended their season. Spanish deliveries have been stable to slightly lower due to rainfalls. Some additional but limited volumes from Dominican Republic completed this week's Hass supply. Israel remains the origin with slightly more volumes than last week. In this lower supply context, prices have slightly firmed up. As for green varieties the situation has continued to be slow and more difficult. Some stocks of Pinkerton and Fuerte from Israel have been available and supply has slightly increased. Hence prices have tended down. The first very limited Fuerte from Kenya arrived this week.
The market has remained stable. On the Hass side, despite a continuing decrease of global supply, prices have not been able to increase due to a rather slow demand. The Chilean season has continued to decline however supply from Israel has slightly increased and arrivals from Spain have been more present after last week's rainfalls. The Spanish offer was mostly composed by big grades, hence sales have been relatively sluggish for these grades. In this context, prices have remained just stable. On the green side, the situation has continued to be more difficult than for Hass. Supply from Israel has slightly increased as well. Thus prices have remained stable to slightly lower. Some volumes of Fuerte from Kenya were as well available at lower price rates
The Hass market has remained stable, but just in balance. Demand has continued to be quite slow (holidays in some countries, promotions still below the level of past years—see chart page 2). Furthermore, if Chilean volumes have almost entirely disappeared, supply has remained quite large from Mediterranean suppliers. Israeli deliveries have continued to peak at a level above the average, and Spanish supply has remained heavy with aggressive offers from some exporters. In this context, prices have not increased but have remained relatively satisfactory (+5% / average) except for some fruits from Dominican Republic showing quality issues. On the contrary, the green market has begun to be more tense. The Spanish Fuerte season is tending down, as well as the Fuerte/Pinkerton and Arad ones from Israel. Prices have begun to firm up.
The Hass market has remained stable. Sales have continued to be steady as demand is still of a low level (school holidays still on in some regions of the country). Supply has maintained at a stable level above the average but slightly lower than in w08 (decrease of Spanish arrivals due to rainfalls, but still high volumes, stable and peaking Israeli supply). The first volumes of Hass from Kenya entered the market but with very limited volumes. Some last volumes from Dominican Republic have continued to be available but showing quality issues. In this context, prices have remained stable. The situation for green varieties has improved further as the Israeli Pinkerton / Fuerte / Arad seasons have continued to decline. Arrivals have gone below the average thus prices have slightly increased again. The first limited volumes of Fuerte from Peru entered the market this week. Some complimentary and moderate volumes from Kenya continued to be available at stable price rates
The Hass market has remained stable. Despite the end of school holidays, demand hasn't improved. Global supply for Hass has remained stable but still above the average. Supply from Israel has slightly decreased. However, Spanish pressure has continued to be strong (heavy volumes, competitive prices). Furthermore, the very first and limited volumes of Hass from Peru and Kenya were available on the market. In this context, prices have remained unchanged but still of a satisfactory level. As for green varieties, the Israeli season has continued to tend down. The last significant arrivals of Pinkerton from Israel took place this week. Hence prices have continued to strengthen for this variety. The Peruvian and Kenyan Fuerte seasons have continued to develop
The situation has started to improve on the avocado market. On the one hand, demand has shown itself more interested for the product. On the other hand, supply of Hass has declined. Arrivals from Israel have maintained at a stable level above the average. However, deliveries from Spain have decreased due to rainfalls at the production stage. Hence, considering this lower supply context, prices have, at last, started to firm up for this variety. Some complimentary and yet limited volumes from Kenya and Peru (some brands showing signs of early maturity) continued to complete this week's supply. As for green varieties, the season of Pinkerton from Israel has reached its end. Prices have remained stable to slightly tenser. Some increasing but still limited volumes of Fuerte from Peru and Kenya completed this week's supply.
After last week's improvement, the avocado market has remained relatively stable. Arrivals of Hass have continued to be low due to rainfalls still affecting Spain, to stable to lower deliveries from Israel due to moderate loadings on w10 (storm in Israel), and to very limited Kenyan and Peruvian arrivals. Hence, prices have firmed up for the few Spanish volumes available and remained stable for the other origins. The situation for green varieties has continued to be quite satisfactory. Supply has been low as the last volumes of Pinkerton and Fuerte from Israel were sold. Supply was mostly formed by Arad / Nabal and Wurtz from Israel sold at satisfactory price rates. Sales of Kenyan fruits were more difficult due to a flexible quality. Some complimentary and limited Peruvian Fuerte were available.
The situation on the avocado market has started to improve once again. Hass supply has continued to be low. Despite a slight increase in arrivals from Spain, scattered rainfalls have continued to limit shipments from this source. Furthermore, Hass arrivals from Israel have continued to tend down, Peruvian supply has stayed at a low level and Kenyan arrivals remain limited (logistic issues delaying this week's arrivals). In this low supply context, prices have started to increase. As for green varieties, arrivals of Fuerte from Peru and Kenya have maintained at a low level. At last, the Israeli green season has started to decline significantly (Arad and Ardit seasons ending soon). Prices for these varieties have also strengthen
The avocado market has continued to be undersupplied. Hass arrivals have declined further: the Israeli season has started to tend down significantly, furthermore, arrivals from Peru and Kenya have remained limited (logistic issues). At last, supply from Spain has continued to be relatively stable and moderate. In this context, prices have continued to increase. As for green varieties, the market has been even more undersupplied due to the close end of the Arad, Wurzt and Ardit seasons; Kenyan and Peruvian Fuerte volumes have continued to be very moderate. Hence, in this very low supply context, prices have continued to increase
The situation for avocados has remained stable and satisfactory as the market continues to be undersupplied. Arrivals of Hass have continued to tend down as the Israeli season is very close to its end, as Peruvian and Kenyan supply remains quite moderate and as Spanish arrivals have slightly declined. In this context, prices have remained stable to firmer. The situation for Green varieties has been unchanged. Supply is still very moderate as the Israeli season continues tending down. The only variety available from this origin is Reed (mostly sold in Northern Europe). Supply from Peru and Kenya has remained moderate. Prices have been relatively stable. The very first limited Fuerte from South Africa entered the North European market. Due to the lack of fruit, many importers have not been able to set Easter operations.
The market has continued to be very satisfactory. For Hass, supply has remained very limited considering the end of the Israeli season for most importers, due to low arrivals from Spain (short commercial week due to Easter holidays), moderate arrivals from Peru and delayed shipments from Kenya. Prices have continued to strengthen for this variety. However, the situation has started to be slightly more difficult for green varieties. The market has been under pressure particularly for small grades (20/22/24) that were available in large quantities on the Kenyan and Peruvian offer. Furthermore, some quality issues have been noticeable on some Kenyan brands. In this context, prices have remained stable for grades 14/16/18 and decreased slightly for the other sizes. South African Fuerte has continued to be sold exclusively in Northern Europe due to a more favourable market situation
The global trend has remained unchanged. For Hass, the market has continued to be undersupplied. The Israeli season is now definitely over. Furthermore, arrivals from Spain have decreased (declining season, very good demand in the UK) and supply from Peru has remained moderate. At the same time arrivals from Kenya have continued to be limited due to logistic issues. In this context, price increase have continued. However, the situation has been more difficult for green varieties. Pressure from small grades has continued to be strong, particularly for the Kenyan Fuerte. Hence, sales of Peruvian fruits have been more difficult due to this competition. In this context, prices have continued to go down and some even more flexible price levels were available for Kenyan fruits, showing quality issues. Some Fuerte from SAR has continued to be available but only in Northern Europe
The Hass market has continued to improve as supply remains of a low level. Despite an increase of Peruvian supply (significant deliveries to the EU), global arrivals have remained low due to the decline of the Spanish season (some importers have already finished their volumes). Kenyan arrivals have continued to be low and affected by logistic issues. In this context, as overall supply continues to be far below the average, the price increase has continued. However, the situation has been very difficult for green varieties. Supply pressure has remained strong on small fruits specially for Kenyan arrivals. Thus, the competition for Peruvian fruits has been very heavy. The price bracket has continued to widen. Some volumes from SAR have continued to be available but only in Northern Europe.
The avocado market has continued to be at two-tier and the gap between green varieties and Hass has continued to widen. On the one hand, Hass market has continued to be undersupplied and well-oriented: decline of northern hemisphere season (Spain); delayed season of Peru and strong production shortage of SAR. Prices have continued to increase but in a lesser extent. However, a fall in demand has begun to be significant due these high price levels. On the other hand, the situation has continued to be very difficult for the green varieties. Despite a little more moderate arrivals, the market has continued to be oversupply and the demand is not rather active to absorb all the volumes. Arrivals from Peru are still above the average (+ 20%). In this context, the decline of the prices has continued further for these varieties.
The avocado market has continued to be two-tier. The trend has remained quite favourable for Hass even if the market has proven slightly weaker. Undersupply has continued (close end of the Spanish season, stable and low Peruvian arrivals, decreasing Kenya and first South Africa but with an important production shortage). However, the high level of prices has slowed down demand. Hence, prices have reached a stable but still high level. As for Green varieties the situation has continued to be very difficult as there is a lot of supply pressure from both Peru and Kenya, in particular for big grades (important stocks available). Prices have continued to drop down and reached a very low level. Thus, Fuerte from South Africa has continued to be mostly sold in Northern Europe, where the green market situation is more favourable.
The market has started to be more difficult. Demand has significantly declined due to the increasing competition of seasonal fruits (early development of summer fruits due to high temperatures). Furthermore, the Hass undersupply has continued to diminish (increasing arrivals from Peru, developing SAR supply even if still low and volumes from Spain still available for some importers). Hence prices, that were very high, have started to tend down in particular for big grades (12/14/16), available in larger proportions. The situation for green varieties has continued to be difficult. Sales remain very slow and global supply is above the average as the Peruvian season has reached its peak. Prices have continued to tend down in particular for Kenya. In this difficult context, Fuerte from SAR is still mostly sold in Northern Europe where the market conditions are better.
The avocado market has continued to become difficult. On the one hand, demand has declined further as the competition of seasonal fruits has remained very strong. As well, the end of the month has weighed on global sales. On the other hand, global Hass supply has continued to increase as arrivals from Peru and South Africa have improved. Only Kenyan deliveries have remained stable and low. In this context, prices have continued to decrease, in particular for big grades for which supply pressure is stronger. The Spanish season is almost over and only some last volumes from this origin were available but at very high rates. The situation for green varieties has not improved. Sales continue to be very slow and prices for Peruvian and Kenyan fruits keep a low level. Considering better market situation in Northern Europe, South African Fuerte has not been present on the French market
The avocado market has started to be very difficult. On the one hand, demand has dramatically dropped down due to a very intense competition of season fruits (early beginning of some seasons due to hot temperatures). Furthermore, global sales of fruits & vegetables have strongly decreased in Northern Europe due to the health crisis involving the E. Coli bacterium. On the other hand, Hass supply has increased substantially. Kenyan arrivals have kept a low level but deliveries from South Africa and Peru have continued to significantly develop. Hence, prices have strongly dropped down, in particular for grades 12/14/16 for which supply pressure is very intense. Stocks have started to be available for some importers. For green varieties the situation seems to have stabilized. Arrivals have continued to decrease as Peruvian, Kenyan and South African seasons continue tending down. The lower part of the price bracket has increased, but prices remain quite low
The avocado market has continued to deteriorate. On the one hand, demand continues to be mostly focused on season fruits. On the other, despite stable and average deliveries from SAR and low volumes from Kenya, Hass supply pressure has continued to be strong due to increasing arrivals from Peru (supply above the average). Considering the important pressure on big grades (12/14/16), prices have further decreased for these fruits. Sales of grades 18/20 have been more active but prices have decreased as well. On the green market, the situation remains almost unchanged. The Peruvian season has continued to decline (some importers ended their season) but arrivals are still above the average. Arrivals from Kenya remain stable and heavy. In this context, South African Fuerte, with stable and low volumes, continues to be mostly sold in Northern Europe. Prices have maintained low rates
The avocado market has further deteriorated as over-supply continues to rise. Demand has remained very low due to the strong competition of season fruits. Furthermore, and above all, Hass supply has reached a very high peaking point with global levels 24% above the average. Arrivals from Peru have peaked at a very high level far above other years' average, deliveries from SAR have remained stable but 10% above the average and Kenyan supply has maintained at a low level. Prices have continued to strongly decrease in particular for big grades (12/14/16) and some quality issues have begun to be noticed on some brands (stocks). For green varieties, despite lower volumes of Fuerte (declining seasons from SAR and Peru) the market has not improved. The pressure of Hass has contributed to lower down price levels. In this context, most of SAR's Fuerte has continued to be sold in Northern Europe
The avocado market has continued to be very difficult. Hass oversupply continues to be heavy as overall volumes are 31% above average. Peruvian deliveries continue to peak at a very high level (+51%), arrivals from SAR remain stable and above average (+9%) and supply from Kenya has declined. Furthermore, stocks have been available to a greater extent than last week. Hence, the price decrease has continued, in particular for stocks showing quality issues. The situation for Green varieties has not changed significantly. Supply has continued to drop down as many importers are already finishing their Fuerte season from Peru. Arrivals from SAR have declined as well and maintain a low level. Nevertheless, sales remain slow and prices have declined further. Fuerte from SAR continues to be sold mainly in Northern Europe where the market situation is better than in France
The avocado market has remained very difficult despite lower arrivals. Hass supply has continued to decline and has come back to a level close to the average: arrivals from Peru have continued to tend down and are now of a more moderate level (only 8% above average), Kenyan deliveries remain very low and arrivals from SAR are 20% below the average. Nevertheless, heavy stocks have continued to be available and sales have proven even slower due to a short commercial week (national holiday on July 14th). Furthermore, some fresh arrivals from Peru have shown a very flexible quality. In this context, prices have continued to be very low, in particular for big grades and for stocks showing a flexible quality. Green supply has continued to tend down and arrivals are below the average. Nevertheless, considering the low level of Hass prices, demand for green has been almost inexistent in France and prices have not increased. Fuerte from South Africa has continued to be mostly sold in Northern Europe considering a better market situation.
Despite a stable and still low demand, the avocado market has woken up. On the one hand, Hass supply has kept decreasing as Peruvian arrivals continue to tend down (decreasing arrivals from SAR, stable from Kenya) and overall volumes came back to a level close to the average (-4%). On the other hand, the authorization for Peru to export to the US (since the end of last week) has improved sales on the French market as operators anticipate lower available volumes in the next weeks. In this context, heavy stocks from previous weeks have begun to tend down and prices have increased (especially for small grades which are becoming scarce). The situation for green varieties has also improved. The Peruvian season is close to its end and arrivals from Kenya remained low. Prices for these varieties have increased. Fuerte from SAR continue to be mainly sold in Northern Europe.
The market has continued to improve despite a stable demand that kept the same slow summer rate. On the Hass market, arrivals have continued to decrease. Less fruits from Peru are available in UE since avocado can be sold on the US market. SAR supply has remained stable and low (39% below average). Moreover, stocks from previous weeks have continued to decrease especially for grade 18/20/22. In this context, prices have strengthened further even if lower prices are still available for stocks showing a flexible quality. As for green varieties, low volumes are available (end of Peru season, low volumes from Kenya and avocado from SAR still sold on Northern Europe). Prices have followed the Hass' trend
The avocado market has continued to strengthen further. However, the sales have remained at the same slow summer rate. Hass supply has continued to be low but remained in balance with the demand (in particular for grades 16/18/20, available with lower quantities). Arrivals from Peru have been stable and close to the average as more fruits have been sent to the US. Arrivals from SAR and Kenya have slightly increased but have remained below the average (- 49 % for SAR). Moreover, only few stocks from the previous weeks have been available. In this context, prices have increased even more and the price bracket has shrunken. Very low volumes of green varieties have been available on the French market as Peruvian and Kenyan season are tending down. Fuerte from SAR have continued to be sold in Northern Europe were prices are more attractive.
The situation has continued to be satisfactory on the avocado market. Nevertheless, demand has kept its summer rate. Supply has continued to be low: volumes from all origins (Peru, Kenya and SAR) have decreased further and the market has remained sub-furnished (for all sizes). In this context, prices have continued to increase and have reached a level 19 % above average. As for green varieties, volumes have remained very low on the French market. Kenyan and Peruvian seasons are close to their ends and fruits from SAR are mainly sold in Northern Europe were prices are more attractive. Local prices for green varieties have increased further
The avocado market has continued to improve and has become exceptionally good. Global supply has maintained at a stable and low level. For Hass, prices have continued to increase considering very moderate volumes from SAR and decreasing Peruvian supply. Kenyan arrivals have also been available but in moderate quantities. Sales in Northern Europe have continued to be very good and prices high. Hence, the volumes available for sale in France were limited. As for green varieties, supply has also been limited. Prices have strongly increased (in particular in Northern Europe). As the Peruvian Fuerte season is almost over, some limited volumes of Nabal from Peru have been available. South African Fuerte has continued to be mostly sold in Northern Europe but still with limited volumes.
The avocado market has continued to improve. Hass supply has remained stable and far below the levels of demand. Arrivals from Peru have punctually increased this week and Kenyan deliveries have been available as well. Nevertheless, they have not been able to compensate the very low deliveries from South Africa (volumes 48% below the average and season tending down), and the very active demand in Northern Europe. Hence, prices have strongly increased for all the origins. As for green varieties, supply relies only on some last limited arrivals of South African Fuerte and Ryan, which are sold mostly in Northern Europe. Some volumes of Nabal from Peru have been available on the French market.
The avocado market has remained very well oriented. The market has continued to be undersupplied as arrivals have further decreased: the South African Hass season has continued tending down, very little Kenyan volumes have been available and Peruvian arrivals have lowered down. Furthermore, demand in Northern Europe has continued to be very active, contributing to a deeper undersupply in the French Market. In this context, the price increase has continued but in a more moderate way (prices reaching a very high point). The green market has remained very well oriented as well. Very little volumes of Nabal have been sold on the French Market. The Ryan season from South Africa has continued to tend down and fruits are mostly sold in Northern Europe.
The avocado market has maintained a very good trend. The Hass market has continued to be undersupplied even though arrivals from Peru have proven slightly higher this week (delay of some vessels). Nevertheless, the South African season has continued to tend down and only some few limited volumes from Kenya have been available. In this context, prices have remained stable to slightly firmer and very high for the season. Green deliveries have also continued to tend down. The Nabal season from Peru is now over for most importers and some Ryan and Pinkerton volumes from South Africa have been sold in Northern Europe at very high price levels.
The avocado market has remained well oriented. Nevertheless, the trend is slowing down. Although global Hass supply has continued to decrease, the undersupply has been less remarkable since demand is slowing down due to the high level of prices that has been reached. South African arrivals have continued to decline as the season reaches progressively its end. Furthermore, Peruvian deliveries have shown themselves lower but supply levels are still above the average (+33%). Hence, the higher part of the price bracket has declined in particular for big grades. The first limited deliveries of Hass from Chile took place this week. On the green market, arrivals have continued to decline. Only some few volumes of Ryan from SAR have continued to be sold in Northern EU and some limited amounts of Nabal from Peru were available on the market
The avocado market has remained quite satisfactory but its balance has continued to weaken. Despite a declining South African season, Hass supply has come back to a level close to the average due to an increase in Peruvian deliveries (volumes far above the levels of other years). Some Kenyan volumes have been available and the first Chilean fruits entered the Northern markets but with very limited volumes. Hence, prices have continued to decline in particular for big grades (important supply pressure) but overall levels remain very high for the season. As for green varieties, arrivals of South African Ryan have ended for most importers. Some last volumes of Nabal from Peru have been available as well. Prices for these varieties have remained stable and high. The first arrivals of Tig from Israel took place this week and were only available in Northern Europe
The avocado market has remained stable. Hass supply to the EU has remained slightly above the levels of other years. Despite very low and a slowly developing Chilean season (arrivals 59% below the average), deliveries from Peru have continued to compensate the lack of this origin (arrivals from Peru remain stable and far above average). The South African season is over for most importers, and some volumes from Kenya have completed this week's supply. Prices have continued to slightly decline in particular for big grades. As for green varieties the market is almost clear. The Ryan season from South Africa is now over for most importers. Some limited volumes of Nabal from Peru have continued to be available. The Israeli Tig variety has continued to be sold in Northern Europe. Some volumes of Sutano from Morocco were available as well
The avocado market has found its good balance as Hass supply has started to decline once again and volumes have come back to a level only slightly above the average. The Peruvian Hass season has begun to tend down significantly, the South African Hass season is over for most importers and supply from Chile, although increasing, is still very low (volumes 43% below average). Some additional volumes from Kenya completed this week's supply. Hence, prices have firmed up. For green varieties, the market has continued to be relatively clear. The Ryan season from SAR is over and the last volumes of Nabal from Peru were sold. Some Bacon from Spain has been available in France. Due to Jewish festivities, deliveries of Tig and Ettinger from Israel have continued to be very low and delayed
The transition between summer and winter origins has begun on the avocado market. For Hass, the Peruvian, Kenyan and South African seasons are almost over for most importers. Prices have maintained but some lower price levels have appeared on Peruvian brands showing quality issues. The Chilean season has continued to develop, nevertheless supply has remained limited on the French market and in the hands of only few importers. Arrivals are mostly composed by small grades. Prices have remained stable and high above the average. As for green varieties, the market has continued to be undersupplied. The Israeli season is still very limited (low loadings due to Jewish holidays) and moderate volumes of Bacon from Spain have been available. The first Fuerte from Spain entered the market.
The avocado market has continued to be very well balanced. Although, demand has shown slower this week. Nevertheless, Hass supply has further decreased as the Kenyan and South African seasons have ended. The last volumes of Peruvian fruits have entered the market. The Chilean season has continued to develop and supply has become significant. Some pressure has been felt on small grades (22/24). Prices have increased and kept a high level above the average. Some volumes of Mexican Hass were available this week. As for Green varieties, the market has remained undersupplied. Arrivals from Israel have at last entered the French market but with very limited volumes (only grade 14). Bacon from Spain has continued to be available. Some first limited volumes of Fuerte from Spain have been available as well .
The avocado market has remained well oriented. Although, demand has strongly decreased this week due to the holidays. Hass supply has remained stable and of an average level. The last Peruvian volumes were sold this week. The Chilean season has continued to develop and some Mexican volumes have been available in the market. Prices have slightly declined but remain above the average. Some first limited volumes of Hass from Spain have been available at very high rates. As for green varieties, supply has continued to develop as Ettinger volumes from Israel have continued to enter progressively the market. Bacon from Spain has continued to decline as the season is close to its end. Some limited volumes of Fuerte from Spain were also available
The situation has started to shift on the avocado market. Demand has continued to be slower than in past weeks due to a shorter commercial week (All Saints holidays). Furthermore, global supply has begun to increase with the development of the Israeli season. Hence, although Hass arrivals have increased and maintained a level close to the average, sales have proven slower. The offer has diversified as more importers have received Mexican and Chilean volumes. Prices have begun to tend down but remain of a high and satisfactory level. Some Hass from Spain has been available as well. As for green varieties, the Ettinger season has significantly increased and arrivals have come to an average level after a slow beginning of the season. Some Fuerte from Spain has also been available. Prices have started to tend down
The market has remained well balanced. Although Mexican and Chilean volumes remain stable, global Hass supply has continued to develop as the Spanish season is entering progressively into the market. Nevertheless, demand has continued to be slightly lower due to another short commercial week but in line with the levels of supply. Hence, Hass prices have continued to decline but have remained of a high level above the average. For green varieties, supply has also continued to increase with the development of the Israeli season. Arrivals are of a high level above the average (reports from the holiday weeks). Some Fuerte from Spain has also been available. Prices for these varieties have continued to decline but remain of an average level
The situation has started to become slightly more difficult on the avocado market as demand is showing a lower rhythm this week. Hass deliveries from Chile and Mexico have maintained a stable level, close to the average. Nevertheless, the Spanish season has continued to develop. Prices have started to tend down more significantly and they have come back to a level close to the average, after several weeks at very high rates. As for Green varieties, although Israeli volumes have slightly declined this week due to lower loadings (rainfalls in Israel), supply is still of a level above the average. Some Fuerte from Spain have also been available. In this context, prices have continued to decline and are in line with the level of other years
The avocado market has become difficult. On the one hand, demand is proving very calm. On the other one, Hass supply has significantly increased this week. Although arrivals from Mexico have continued to be stable and low, supply from Chile has punctually reached a very high level above the average. Furthermore, the Spanish season has continued to develop and supply has been in the hands of many importers. In this context, the market has proven heavy. Prices have continued to tend down and are now back to just an average level. As for green varieties, arrivals of Ettinger from Israel have slightly declined. Nonetheless, demand for this variety is very slow, hence prices have continued to tend down. Some limited volumes of Fuerte from Spain have been available as well.
The avocado market has remained difficult. Although, after last week's peaking arrivals, Hass supply has significantly declined this week due a strong decrease of Chilean volumes. Mexican supply has remained stable and low. Nevertheless, Spanish fruits have continued to be available in great quantities and the first limited volumes of Hass from Israel entered the market. Furthermore, some flexible quality stocks were available and sales have proven calm. In this context, the fall in prices has continued but to a lesser extent. For green varieties, Israeli Ettinger supply has continued to decline due to the close end of the season. Prices have remained stable and low due to a slow demand. Some volumes of Fuerte from Spain have continued to complete this week's supply.
The market has remained very calm. Although, a better balance has been felt thanks to lower arrivals. Hass supply from Chile has remained stable and low for the second week in a row (arrivals 10% below the average). Mexican deliveries have kept a stable and low level and arrivals from Israel have continued to increase but remain in line with the level of other years. Only, supply of Spanish Hass has continued to increase and to be heavy. Nevertheless, thanks to the lower global supply, stocks have been cleared and prices have stabilized. On the green side, supply has remained very low. The Ettinger season has continued to decline and most importers have already finished this variety. The lower part of the price bracket has increased.
The avocado market has begun to improve. On the one hand, overall Hass supply has remained low. Although the Israeli Hass season has continued to rapidly develop, supply is still more focused on Northern markets. Arrivals from Chile have remained low for the second week in a row. Furthermore, deliveries from Mexico have continued to be low. On the other hand, due to the beginning of many promotions, sales have started to increase. Hence, the market has begun to be tense and prices have firmed up and come back to a level above average. On the green market, the Ettinger season from Israel has almost ended for most importers and prices have firmed up for the last volumes. The first Pinkerton entered the market and prices have been of a level close to the average. The Fuerte season from Spain is almost over
The situation has continued to tense up on the avocado market. On the one hand, sales have been very active thanks to the Christmas promotions set up on the retail sector. On the other hand, supply has continued to be very moderate due to low arrivals from Chile and Mexico (some importers have finished their Mexican season). At the same time, although Israeli arrivals to Europe are heavy, volumes are mostly staying in the Northern markets; hence the origin has not been very present on the French market. Thus, sales of Spanish fruits have continued to be quite active. In this context, Hass prices have remained stable to slightly firmer. On the green side, the market has also been quite active. There is not much fruit available, hence sales of Israeli Pinkerton have continued to be quite active and the last volumes of Ettinger from Israel managed to be sold at good rates.
The market has been more difficult, as usual after the Christmas period. Demand has slowed down significantly, as some promotions implemented for the end of the year celebrations have ended. Furthermore, supply has been punctually quite large. Stocks from the Xmass period were limited at the beginning of the week and green arrivals have been moderate (Spanish Fuerte season ending and decrease of the Israeli ones). However, the Hass deliveries have been quite significant (Decrease for Spain, but punctual peak for Chile and Israeli ones still large). In this context, prices have decrease, especially for small fruits (20 and smaller) for which stocks have begun to built up.
The Hass market has recovered, after the last week slight depression. Availabilities have remained larger than the average. Chilean deliveries have decreased and the Mexican ones are now almost insignificant, but arrivals from Israel have remained stable and above the average and the Spanish ones have recovered after the week 1 gap due to the holydays. However, demand has accelerated during the second part of the week (engagement of promotion in markets such as France). Prices have firmed for medium/big fruits, and the decrease has stopped for the smallest ones even if pressure if still felt (especially on grade 20). The green market has remained unchanged. Arrivals, mainly made of Israeli fruits, have continued to be slightly below the average. Prices have been slightly more flexible
The avocado market has remained on a good trend. Although, arrivals from Spain have increased, global Hass supply has continued to decline (low arrivals from Chile due to the low loadings of w52, no more arrivals from Mexico and declining supply from Israel due to rainfalls, levels below average). Furthermore, demand has continued to show a better level. Hence, prices have managed to strengthen up and have come back to an average level. The green market has remained stable. Arrivals of Pinkerton and Fuerte from Israel have also proven lower due to the rainfalls. Prices have remained stable for both varieties and of a level slightly below average
The market has begun to be slightly more complicated. First, demand has proven slower this week. Second, supply has increased and diversified. Arrivals of Hass from Spain have continued to be quite heavy. After last week's punctual gap, arrivals from both Chile and Israel have come back to higher levels, above the average. Furthermore, the first very limited volumes of Hass from Peru have entered the market and some additional volumes of Hass from Morocco completed this week's supply. In this context, the price bracket has widened. As for green varieties, arrivals of Pinkerton and Fuerte from Israel have also come back to a higher level. The first Fuerte from Peru entered the market with some limited volumes. The first deliveries of Fuerte from Kenya, that were expected this week, have been delayed. Prices have tended down
The situation has remained unchanged on the avocado market and slightly more difficult. On the one hand, demand has continued to prove slow. On the other, Hass arrivals have remained heavy as supply from Spain is still high above the average, deliveries from Israel have continued to peak at a level above the average, and Chilean arrivals have remained stable and high. Some limited arrivals from Morocco and Peru have continued to complete this week's supply. Prices have remained stable to slightly lower but mostly in line with the level of other years. As for green varieties, arrivals of Pinkerton and Fuerte from Israel have maintained last week's level, close to the average. Sales have proven difficult and prices have remained stable to lower and slightly below the average. Some limited Fuerte from Peru were available.
The avocado market has remained slow. Although, global Hass supply has slightly declined and levels have come back to average. Deliveries from Chile are above the average in Europe. Nevertheless, some importers in France have finished their seasons. Supply from Israel has declined and is of a level slightly below average. At last, arrivals from Spain have proven slightly lower. Some additional limited volumes of Hass from Mexico and Peru completed this week's supply. Nevertheless, despite temperatures back to a milder level, sales have not proven faster. As for green varieties, the situation has been even more difficult. Although arrivals from Israel have also declined, some fruits have been showing quality issues (stocks), hence the price bracket has widened in particular for stocks. Some Fuerte from Peru has also been available
The avocado market has remained slow. Although, supply has con_nued to decline. Arrivals from Chile have con_nued to ted down and most importers have finished their seasons in France. All the same, supply from Spain has proven stable and moderate. Arrivals from Israel have increased in Europe, but considering better market condi_ons in Northern Europe, availabili_es in the French market have remained moderate. Nevertheless, due to the school holidays, sales have proven par_cularly slow. Hence prices have been unchanged. As for green varie_es the market has also proven clearer. Nevertheless, quality issues have con_nued to be present on some Israeli brands. The first limited Fuerte from Kenya entered the market and some Fuerte from Peru has also been available. Prices have remained stable
The avocado market has remained slow as winter holidays continue in some regions of the country. Although Hass Chilean volumes have still been available in Northern Europe, the season is over in France. Hence, the market is mostly composed by Spanish and Israeli Hass for which arrivals have remained stable and close to the average. Some first limited Kenya has been available in the market and some limited volumes from Peru completed this week's supply. Considering the slow demand, a price increase has been unlikely and grade 20 has been particularly under pressure. As for green varieties, sales have continued to be relatively slow. Due to better market conditions in Northern Europe, supply to the French market has remained moderate. Some limited Fuerte from Kenya and Peru completed this week's supply.
The market has begun to improve as Hass supply has continued to decline. On the one hand, the Chilean season is over in France for most importers. On the other, arrivals from Israel have started to decrease and have been of a level below average (rainfalls in Israel and season tending down). Also, Spanish supply is proving shorter as there have been losses related to the damages caused by the frost of February. Hence, as Kenyan and Peruvian arrivals remain very limited, global supply is becoming short. Prices have at last begun to increase significantly. The improvement has not been as remarkable for green varieties. Although green Israeli supply also declined and deliveries of Kenyan/Peruvian Fuerte are low, sales have not been more active in France. Since the Northern markets are proving more rewarding pricewise, most of the fruits are sold in those markets
Prices have continued to strengthen as the avocado market has become under-supplied. On the one hand, arrivals from Israel have further tended down and are of a level below the average (-35%) and Spanish deliveries have continued to decrease (major losses on the crop after the frost). On the other hand, Peruvian and Kenyan supply is still very limited. In this context, a deficit has started to be felt on the market and prices have continued to significantly increase and have reached levels above the average. For green varieties, the situation has remained unchanged. Arrivals have continued to be low (stable and low Israel and Kenya). Since Northern European markets have continued to be more attractive pricewise, few volumes have been available for the French market. In this context, prices have remained stable and slightly above the average.
Prices have continued to strongly increase on the avocado market. The undersupply has widened as arrivals from Israel continue to decline, as Spanish volumes remain low and as Peruvian and Kenyan supply stays very limited. Hence, prices have continued to increase and have reached levels far above the average. Regarding green varieties, although deliveries have continued to be quite low from Kenya, Peru and Israel, prices have not improved significantly in France. Most of the offer is still being sold in Northern Europe since prices have continued to increase and are of a better level than in the French market
The Hass market has been almost empty this week. Arrivals from Peru have been delayed and the little volume available has been stored for the Easter promotions that will begin next week. Hence, only very limited volumes of Spanish and Kenyan Hass were available in the French market. Some limited Israeli volumes have been available as well. Therefore, prices have continued to increase very strongly and have reached record levels. Nevertheless, despite the heavy undersupply of the Hass market, sales of green fruits are not improving. As a matter of fact, the stagnation of the green market is due to a growing share of retailers in France switching to the Hass variety instead of greens. Hence, sales of green fruits have continued to be very difficult and even some stocks have begun to build up in France. Prices have remained low and under pressure
The Easter programs have begun in a deep undersupply context on the Avocado market. Arrivals from Peru have continued to be low and some importers received their volumes only at the end of the week. Israeli supply has continued to tend down as the end of the season approaches. At last, some volumes from Kenya and Morocco completed this week's supply. Hence, non-promotional prices have continued to increase. Some lower prices, still of a high level, were practised for the Easter programs. Regarding green varieties, supply has begun to increase, despite the close end of the Israeli season and despite very limited arrivals from Peru. Nevertheless, the South African Fuerte arrivals have continued to quickly develop, with high volumes for a beginning of a season. Most sales have taken place in Northern Europe considering good price levels, close to 7€/box
Although demand has proven slower due to the end of the Easter promotions, to a shorter commercial week and to the beginning of the school holidays in some regions of the country, sales have remained quite active due to a lasting Hass undersupply. Deliveries from Peru have started to increase but overall volumes remain very low. Kenyan deliveries have maintained at a stable and moderate level. Some importers have received their last volumes from Israel and supply from Spain has been particularly low due to the Easter Holidays. Hence, prices have remained very high for the season. Nevertheless, sales of green varieties have continued to be complicated. Arrivals from SAR are quickly developing. Sales of Peruvian and Kenyan Fuerte have been difficult considering a lack of demand for this variety on the French market. Prices remain low
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