Singapore’s fresh fruit market remained relatively soft in Week 38, with overall buying activity still cautious and no major improvement in wholesale demand.

Singapore’s fresh fruit market is showing a noticeably mixed picture this week. While some categories remain well supplied and competitively priced, others are beginning to tighten as availability becomes more selective by origin, size and specification.

Singapore’s fresh fruit wholesale market was generally stable to softer in Week 36, 2026, although the citrus category showed unusually sharp differences in supply and pricing. The biggest development this week is the contrast between tight lemon supply and the heavy arrival of South African grapefruit and Valencia oranges. While lemon prices have risen sharply, excess grapefruit and orange volumes are creating more competitive buying opportunities in the Singapore fruit mar

Singapore’s fresh fruit market remained relatively subdued in Week 35, with overall buying activity still cautious despite the Mid-Hungry Ghost Festival period. While the broader market continues to move more slowly, several categories are showing meaningful changes in supply and pricing.

Singapore’s fresh fruit market remained slow in Week 33, with buyers continuing to take a cautious approach and overall trading activity showing limited improvement. Supply remains comfortable across several key categories, particularly blueberries and lemons, while selected imported fruits recorded small week-on-week price adjustments.

Singapore’s fresh fruit market remained slow in Week 33, with buyers continuing to take a cautious approach and overall trading activity showing limited improvement. Supply remains comfortable across several key categories, particularly blueberries and lemons, while selected imported fruits recorded small week-on-week price adjustments.

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.