Agronometrics in Charts

Agronometrics in Charts: Record July heat leaves Piura mango flowering near 10 percent

Beyond reduced yields, the industry faces a shift in fruit size profiles that could complicate retail programs in major markets like the United States and Europe.
August 06 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: What survives when China stops buying: A grape trade price story

As China’s domestic production expands, locally grown volume is driving export growth, while the import sector is narrowing its focus toward high-value, off-season premium fruit.
August 04 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: Peruvian blueberry sector leads export boom with 18 new markets

With over $2.5 billion in revenue for 2025, the industry has solidified its status as the nation's premier high-value agricultural export.
July 30 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: California berry harvest hits full stride, raspberries leading growth

Unpredictable weather has shaped a volatile season, yet growers are seeing strong production volumes and notable shifts in varietal innovation across the region.
July 28 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: Growing global avocado supply brings greater uncertainty as market enters a new phase

Success in the coming years will depend less on sheer production volume and more on how exporters navigate climate volatility, geopolitical tensions, and logistical disruptions
July 23 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: Peru's agricultural exports to hit $5.4B as El Niño looms

Blueberries emerged as one of the strongest performers thanks to higher export volumes, improved prices, and an earlier start to the season.
July 21 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: The Evolution of US - Canada agricultural trade: CUSTA, NAFTA, and USMCA

Although the 2026 review introduced some uncertainty, USMCA continues to serve as the foundation for one of the world's largest agricultural trading relationships.
July 16 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: Weather whiplash reshapes the 2026 California strawberry season

Warm temperatures in February and March brought the harvest nearly three weeks earlier than usual, before cooler temperatures and rain in April and May slowed production and damaged crops.
July 14 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: Mexican mango volumes to drop 27 percent this summer

Cooler-than-normal spring temperatures and reduced flowering in key growing regions are creating production gaps, keeping availability limited through mid-July.
July 09 , 2026

Agronometrics in Charts: USMCA enters a decade of annual reviews, and fresh produce has plenty riding on it

While duty-free access and tariff structures remain unchanged for now, the transition from long-term commitments to yearly negotiations impacts how the produce industry plans its cross-border logistics.
July 07 , 2026