Agronometrics in Charts
Avocados in Charts: Record volumes for Super Bowl sent prices down - will this trend continue?
By comparing this season's data with that of 2015-16, some predictions can be made about what is in store for the U.S. avocado market.
February 12 , 2019
Mangoes in Charts: Putting Peru's grower strike in context with South America's market evolution
Following a period of rising volumes and prices, prices leveled out considerably in 2016, changing the landscape for the industry.
December 04 , 2018
Avocados in Charts: How does the Mexican growers' strike compare to 2016?
As Mexican growers head into the third week of strikes, volumes are falling away and prices are spiking.
November 13 , 2018
Mangoes in Charts: Ecuador, bringing high value fruit over the winter months
Ecuador doesn't always fetch the highest prices, but the country has been receiving a premium for one of its more in-demand varieties.
October 09 , 2018
Apples in Charts: New varieties lead U.S. prices going into Washington season
Braeburn and Red Delicious have been fetching lower prices than the market average, but Honeycrisp and Pink Lady have been enjoying large premiums.
August 28 , 2018
Lemons in Charts: Massive import growth in tandem with rising prices
This article comes as a modification to the previous Lemons in Charts, and shows that Mexico and Chile have more than doubled their exports to the U.S. over the last eight years.
August 14 , 2018
Blackberries in Charts: Planesa on Guatemala's Volcanic eruption and upcoming season
June saw some of the lowest exports in years from the country, but Planesa expects them to return to normal in July.
July 10 , 2018
Blackberries in Charts: Strategic growth leads to more stable pricing
Prices typically spike around June and remain high through September, and this June prices have been higher than the last two years on the back of low volumes.
July 03 , 2018
Strawberries in Charts: The king of berries sees its biggest month ever
"The response to the massive surge in volumes is reflected in the lowest prices we’ve seen in May in the last four years."
June 26 , 2018



