Executive Summary As we head into the final trading window before the February 17 Chinese New Year, the Singapore wholesale produce market has entered full clearance mode. Wholesalers are aggressively slashing prices to move remaining inventory, with activity highly concentrated on festive staples like mandarin oranges and cherries. The current market tone is entirely inventory-driven rather than demand-driven. Outside of these CNY lines, trading activity remains minimal and

The wholesale market in Singapore has entered the final critical stretch before the Chinese New Year (CNY). Week 6 kicked off sluggishly due to Prayer Day on Monday, creating a compressed trading window that forced importers into aggressive "clearance mode" by mid-week.

Week 4 felt like the familiar pre-Lunar New Year setup: more fruit on the ground, but demand was still doing that slow shuffle in the corner, pretending it was “just browsing”.