The latest price data for fresh fruit imports reveals a slight decline in average weekly prices for several key supplying countries. In Colombia, the average price per unit dropped from 0.95 to 0.94, reflecting a decrease of 1%. Similarly, Costa Rica experienced a reduction in average price from 1.00 to 0.98, marking a modest decline of 2%. These decreases suggest minor adjustments in the market, possibly influenced by fluctuations in supply and demand dynamics.
Panama, on the other hand, maintained a stable market position with no change in price. The average price remained steady at 0.97, indicating that the market conditions for Panamanian imports have remained unchanged over the past week.
Guatemala, like Panama, also saw no movement in its average price. The weekly average remained at 0.95, with no increase or decrease recorded. This stability implies a steady supply and demand balance, ensuring that prices remain predictable for importers and distributors.
Overall, the price adjustments among these four countries reveal a mixed trend, with some experiencing slight declines while others remain steady. The 1% drop in Costa Rica and the 2% decrease in Colombia may indicate short-term pricing pressures, while Panama and Guatemala demonstrate resilience in maintaining price consistency.
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