The international organization has gathered data from leading producers to give the supply chain a granular view of a shifting industry.
The US is the category’s main destination, with year-on-year growth of over 11 percent.
Fruit picking began nearly a month earlier than the regular window for the area and almost two months earlier than the start of last year's campaign.
The first season estimate provided by PROVID shows a five percent year-on-year drop despite growing acreage.
Luis Miguel Vegas, General Manager of Provid, said the sector grew 120 percent in volume and 200 percent in value in the past decade.
The firm is betting on strong partnerships, with a mix of commercial experience, regional strength, and supply chain reliability.
The event will take place on Wednesday, August 12, at the Monticello Conference Center, bringing together over 1,000 sector representatives.
The business is expanding and remains profitable—but at a cost, writes Betina Ernst, President at consulting firm Top Info Marketing.
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Both sectors face growing international competition, regulatory demands, and pressing quality standard requirements.