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Weekly Pear Market Report

In North America, the U.S. announced local pear stocks. There were downward prices to stimulate consumption.

In Europe, there were large levels of local pears in stock. Possible complications were anticipated for imported supply. In the U.K., South Africa led the market.

In Latin America, there were large volumes of Chilean pears in Colombia. In Brazil, the market was dominated by Argentina.

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In North America, the U.S. had a stable market. The Peruvian supply had lower prices than the Chilean.

In Europe, pressure decreased for the Peruvian Red Globe supply. In the U.K., there was an active market.

In Asia, Red Globes from Peru continued to dominate the market in China, alongside lower South African and Indian supplies.

In Latin America, markets were stable in both Colombia and Brazil.

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In North America, the U.S. had a slow market due to the lack of volume. Prices were slightly lower.

In Europe, Chile had very low volumes and slightly higher prices. In the U.K., there were stable prices for the low supply from South Africa.

In Latin America, there was low sales activity for plums and nectarines in both Colombia and Brazil.

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