Australian almond exports continue to record solid demand, according to the industry's November sales figures.
After nine months of the current selling season, total sales volumes have already exceeded those achieved in all previous seasons except last year. Export activity remains concentrated in key destinations, with China accounting for 61 per cent of total exports.
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Market conditions have also been influenced by developments in the United States. Pricing from California has remained firm, supported by crop receipts for 2025 that indicate production will be lower than the 3 billion pounds projected in the industry's official Objective Estimate.
Attention is now shifting to external factors that may influence trade in the coming period. The Australian dollar has fallen below US$0.67 for the first time in more than 12 months, which could affect export competitiveness. At the same time, emerging geopolitical tensions globally are being monitored for their potential impact on trade activity in 2026.
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