Market Pulse Week 13 - 2014
Market situation in the Northern Hemisphere, week 13 – 2014 (March 28)
| Weekly Apple Market Report | |
 |
In North America, the U.S. had a stable market for Chilean R. Gala.
In Europe, there was a moderate market for supply from the Southern Hemisphere. In the U.K., the market focused on local apples.In Asia, the market was supplied by the Northern Hemisphere. In Latin America, there were low prices for Chilean Galas in Colombia. In Brazil, markets had little activity. If you want to access the complete report, click here. |
| Weekly Avocado Market Report | |
 |
In North America, trading in the U.S. was moderate. There were price adjustments for the Chilean offer.
In Europe, there were new suppliers on the Hass market. The first sales were reported for the Kenyan season. If you want to access the complete report, click here. |
| Weekly Blueberry Market Report | |
 |
In the U.S., the market continued strong but with very low supply. Prices were higher this week for all suppliers.
In Europe, the Chilean supply had low availability. The season had closed but the market remained strong. In Asia, the Southern Hemisphere season had ended in the Chinese markets, with the last lots of Chilean fruit in circulation. If you want to access the complete report, click here. |
| Weekly Kiwifruit Market Report | |
 |
In North America, the market was very active and supplied mainly with Italian Hayward.In Europe, the market was strong and had firm prices. In the U.K., the Italian supply dominated with fluid movement.
In Asia, Chinese markets were supplied only with Northern Hemisphere kiwifruit. In Latin America, markets were stocked with Italian kiwifruit and prices were considered high by importers. If you want to access the complete report, click here. |
| Weekly Pear Market Report | |
 |
In North America, the U.S. had good activity for Williams from Argentina.
In Europe, sales remained moderate but were enough to avoid high stock levels. In the U.K., sales were classified as moderate but reflected the supply level. In Latin America, there were low prices in Colombia. In Brazil, large volumes from Argentina maintained prices despite low movement. If you want to access the complete report, click here. |
| Weekly Stonefruit Market Report | |
 |
In North America, the U.S. market had low demand for plums. Peaches and nectarines ended their season with few importers still handling stocks. Prices were slightly lower this week.
In Europe, markets had firm prices. In the U.K., there were agile sales for South African plums. In Asia, China’s markets were in full season for plums and nectarines. In Latin America, the Chilean offer began to end in Colombia and Brazil. If you want to access the complete report, click here. |
| Weekly Table Grape Market Report | |
 |
In North America, the U.S. had an active market in general and firm prices for fruit with good condition. Stored volumes of Thompson began to arrive, creating expectations for an active market and high prices for the late Chilean offer.
In Europe, there were agile sales and high inventory rotation. In the U.K., the market was moderate. In Russia, there was a stable market due to the low supply of Thompsons and good pace for Red Globes. In Asia, there was great activity on Chinese markets. In Latin America, markets had little activity in Brazil. If you want to access the complete report, click here. |
iQonsulting/edited by www.freshfruitportal.com
