The Singapore fresh fruit market remained mixed in Week 32, with plentiful supply in some categories but tighter availability in selected grapes and melons.

Singapore’s wholesale fruit market remained very slow in Week 31. Despite prayer days during the week, overall buying activity stayed subdued, with customers continuing to purchase cautiously and compare closely across origins, pack sizes and price points.

Singapore’s wholesale fresh produce market remained price-sensitive in Week 30, with supply pressure continuing across several key fruit categories.

Plentiful supply continued to weigh on prices as wholesale activity remained slow.

Plentiful supply continued to weigh on prices as wholesale activity remained slow.

Slow wholesale movement continued, while lemons, melons and cherries remained under pressure.

The Singapore wholesale fruit market stayed cautious in Week 26. Demand was still not broadly strong, and buyers continued to move carefully by origin, pack size and price point. The key changes this week came more from supply movement than from stronger demand.

Singapore’s wholesale fruit market remained weak in Week 25, with school-holiday demand continuing to weigh on overall movement. Buyers stayed cautious, consumers remained price-sensitive, and wholesalers were still unwilling to carry heavy stock unless the item had a clear price advantage or could hold longer in inventory.

School holiday demand stayed weak, while higher supply pushed several fruit categories lower. The Singapore wholesale fruit market remained soft in Week 24. With the school holiday period starting, more families travelled overseas, and overall fruit demand stayed weak. Buyers remained cautious, especially as consumers continued to be price-sensitive.