The Singapore fresh fruit market remained slow and price-sensitive this week, with buyers continuing to focus heavily on value. While supply remains healthy across several categories, demand has not strengthened enough to absorb everything comfortably. This is particularly visible in blueberries and Chinese grapes, where the products available in the market do not always match what buyers are looking for.

Singapore’s fresh fruit market remained relatively soft in Week 39, even with the Mid-Autumn Festival period typically providing a seasonal lift to selected fruit categories.

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.