The Singapore wholesale fruit market remained weak in Week 23, with demand staying slow across most categories. Importers are cautious with new arrivals as they manage inventory risk, especially ahead of the school holiday period, when more families travelling overseas may further dampen local consumption.

Singapore’s wholesale fruit market remained soft in Week 22, with demand still highly price-sensitive across most categories. While the week saw more new-season items coming on board, buyer confidence has not fully recovered. Importers and wholesalers are still moving carefully, especially for premium items where selling prices are above what customers have recently become used to.

The Singapore wholesale fruit market remained soft in Week 20. Supply was broader, more SKUs appeared in the market, and several categories saw improved availability — but this did not translate into stronger buying momentum.

The Singapore wholesale fruit market remained soft in Week 20. Supply was broader, more SKUs appeared in the market, and several categories saw improved availability — but this did not translate into stronger buying momentum.

Week 16 stayed weak in Singapore: slow sell-through, soft demand, tight lemons, firm stonefruit and green apples, but pressure on citrus, be

Week 16 stayed weak in Singapore: slow sell-through, soft demand, tight lemons, firm stonefruit and green apples, but pressure on citrus, be

Week 16 stayed weak in Singapore: slow sell-through, soft demand, tight lemons, firm stonefruit and green apples, but pressure on citrus, be

A weak market, heavy stock pressure, and only a few categories still showing real resilience. If Week 14 already felt soft, Week 15 felt even more difficult. Trading sentiment across the Singapore wholesale fruit market remained very weak, and buyers were cautious almost across the board.

Heavy supply kept the Singapore fruit market soft in Week 14, while Australian stonefruit stood out as one of the better-performing categories. Week 14 was a soft and supply-heavy week in the Singapore wholesale fruit market, with availability across many fruit categories exceeding the pace of demand. While activity improved slightly heading into Good Friday, overall movement remained measured, and Qingming Day did not bring the stronger uplift that the trade once expected, e