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Singapore Fresh Fruit Market Update, Week 41 2026: Packham Pears Fall as Melon and Grape Supply Builds
The Singapore wholesale fruit market remained weak in Week 41, with buyers favouring back-to-back transactions over speculative cold-room stock.
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Singapore Fresh Fruit Market Update – Week 40
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.
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Singapore Fresh Fruit Market Update – Week 39 🍋🍏
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.
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Singapore Fresh Fruit Market Update – Week 38, 2026
Singapore’s fresh fruit market remained relatively soft in Week 38, with overall buying activity still cautious and no major improvement in wholesale demand.
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Singapore Fresh Fruit Market Update, Week 37 2026: Lemons Firm, Small Blueberries Tighten and Valencia Supply Builds
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.
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Singapore Fresh Fruit Market Update – Week 36, 2026
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 market.
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Singapore Wholesale Market Update – Week 35, 2026
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.
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Singapore Wholesale Market Update – Week 34, 2026
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.
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Singapore Fresh Fruit Market Update – Week 33, 2026
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.
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update – Week 32, 2026
The Singapore fresh fruit market remained mixed in Week 32, with plentiful supply in some categories but tighter availability in selected grapes and melons.
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update – Week 31, 2026
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.
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update – Week 30, 2026
Singapore’s wholesale fresh produce market remained price-sensitive in Week 30, with supply pressure continuing across several key fruit categories.
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update – Week 29, 2026
Plentiful supply continued to weigh on prices as wholesale activity remained slow.
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update – Week 28, 2026
Plentiful supply continued to weigh on prices as wholesale activity remained slow.
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update: Week 27, 2026
Slow wholesale movement continued, while lemons, melons and cherries remained under pressure.
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update: Week 26, 2026
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.
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update: Week 25, 2026
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.
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update: Week 24, 2026
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.
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update: Week 23, 2026
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.
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update: Week 22, 2026
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.
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update – Week 21, 2026
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.
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update – Week 20, 2026
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.
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update – Week 19, 2026
Week 16 stayed weak in Singapore: slow sell-through, soft demand, tight lemons, firm stonefruit and green apples, but pressure on citrus, be
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update – Week 17, 2026
Week 16 stayed weak in Singapore: slow sell-through, soft demand, tight lemons, firm stonefruit and green apples, but pressure on citrus, be
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Report – Week 16, 2026
Week 16 stayed weak in Singapore: slow sell-through, soft demand, tight lemons, firm stonefruit and green apples, but pressure on citrus, be
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Report – Week 15, 2026
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.
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Report – Week 14, 2026
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, especially for...
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update Week 12: Grapes Stay Firm, Lemon Supply Tight, Mango Moves Better
Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update – Week 12 The Singapore wholesale fruit market remained subdued in Week 12, with trading activity staying generally soft across most categories. Demand was slightly better on Monday and Tuesday ahead of the Chinese prayer month on Thursday, but momentum slowed afterwards as buyers remained cautious and focused mainly on essential replenishment. Market conditions were mixed during the week. Some categories continued to face tight supply and elevated...
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update (Week 11: 9–15 Mar 2026)
Quiet volumes, shifting origins, and early Qingming positioning. The Singapore wholesale market stayed lacklustre this week, and the tell is simple: less volume is moving out of wholesale. Buyers are still cautious. The market is not short of opinions, but it is short of urgency. That said, Week 11 was not a “nothing happened” week. The supply mix changed meaningfully across berries, citrus, and pome. And you can already see wholesalers starting to position for Qingming Festival (Sweeping...
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Singapore Wholesale Fruit Market Update (Week 9: 23–28 Feb 2026)
Quiet after CNY, but the supply story is getting clearer. If Week 8 felt like the market waking up slowly after Chinese New Year, Week 9 felt like it stayed in bed a bit longer. Trading remained quiet post-CNY. Many buyers were still operating in “top-up mode” rather than rebuilding inventories aggressively. That said, the quotations this week show something useful: supply and demand are starting to rebalance category by category, and the market is once again moving on specs, sizes, and...
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Week 7 Market Watch: CNY Clearance Slashing, Blueberries Hold Firm
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 selective....
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Week 6 Market Update: The Great Pre-CNY Clearance & The Cherry Price Crash
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.
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Empowering Farmers with Classic Basket Models in Farmers Supply Chains
Farmers play a crucial role in the global fresh produce market. Their success depends heavily on efficient supply chains that connect them to wholesalers and retailers. I have observed that classic basket models can significantly empower farmers by improving how their products reach the market. These models help streamline operations, reduce waste, and ensure fair pricing. In this post, I will explore how classic basket models impact farmers supply chains and offer practical insights for...
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Singapore Wholesale Market Pulse (Week 4, 2026)
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”.
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Wholesale Market Watch: When Supply, Not Demand, Sets the Market
The Singapore wholesale fruit market remains firmly in a defensive phase. WK03 offered little evidence of a demand-led recovery.
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Top Tips for Importing Fresh Food: A Guide for Global Wholesalers and Retailers
Importing fresh food is a complex but rewarding business. It requires careful planning, reliable partnerships, and a clear understanding of logistics and regulations. As someone deeply involved in this industry, I have learned that success depends on attention to detail and a commitment to quality. This guide shares practical tips to help you navigate the challenges of importing fresh produce efficiently and safely. Understanding the Importance of Quality Control When Importing Fresh Food...
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Apple Inventories Tighten: Navigating the 2026 Supply Shift
The start of 2026 brings a clear signal to the North American produce industry: the massive apple surpluses of the recent past are beginning to normalise. According to the latest data from the U.S. Apple Association, total apple storage as of January 1, 2026, sits at 147 million bushels. While this figure remains healthy relative to long-term averages, it represents a notable 3 percent decline compared to the 152 million bushels held in January 2025. For retailers, wholesalers, and supply...
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Wholesale Market Watch: Price Compressions, Supply Spikes, and the Prepack Grape Shift (Week 2, 2026)
Date: January 12, 2026 Region: Singapore Wholesale Market If there is one theme defining the second week of 2026, it is divergence. While the broader market sentiment remains conservative, with buyers hesitant to restock aggressively, we are seeing two distinct stories play out simultaneously. On one side, supply tightness is driving premiums on specific SKUs like rockmelons and blueberries. On the other, we are seeing aggressive price compression in staples like apples and citrus as...
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Outsmarting the Frost: How Turkey’s New Apple Genotypes Are Engineering Resilience
As climate change disrupts traditional seasonal rhythms, the Eğirdir Fruit Research Institute is responding not with new barriers or heaters, but with biology.
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Weekly Market Watch: CNY Lukan Arrives, Stone Fruits Soften & Packham Pears Return
Week 1, 2026 | Market Sentiment: Selective & Value-Driven Welcome to the first market update of 2026. The overall market sentiment remains soft this week, with buyers acting highly selective despite promotional pricing efforts. While volume turnover is slow across many lines, we are seeing clear opportunities in "value" pockets and specific seasonal arrivals that are bucking the trend. Here is your 3YY executive summary on what’s moving, what’s new, and where the smart money is going this...
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Why Apple Pre-Sorting Is Becoming a Strategic Advantage, Not Just an Operational Upgrade
Apple pre-sorting is rapidly becoming a strategic advantage in the global apple trade. As weather volatility increases and quality gaps widen, early post-harvest sorting allows producers to reduce storage risk, improve pack-out predictability, and allocate fruit to the right commercial channels from day one.
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When the Apple Capital Gets Hot: Aomori’s Pivot to Peaches (and what it means for Asian fruit buyers)
Aomori isn’t just “a place that grows apples.” It is Japan’s Apple story. In recent years, Aomori has accounted for roughly ~60%+ of Japan’s apple output— ~61.99% in 2023 by one dataset—making it the country’s single most important supply engine. So when growers in Aomori’s Tsugaru region start pulling out apple trees and planting peaches, it’s not a lifestyle experiment. It’s a market signal. 1) Heat is now a quality risk, not just a yield risk 🍎🌡️ The headline problem isn’t simply...
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When Turkey Steps Back: How the Apple Trade Is Quietly Rewriting Itself
Global fruit trade rarely pauses. When one origin falters, others step forward — sometimes smoothly, sometimes chaotically. This season, the shortage of Turkish apples has become one of those moments that reveal how resilient (and adaptive) the international apple market can be. Nowhere is this more evident than in India, where imported apples continue to record steady year-on-year growth despite meaningful changes in supply sources. The Turkish Gap — And Why It Matters Turkish apples have...
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China Fuji Apples 2025/26: A Smaller Crop, Sharper Competition, and a Very Different Market Reality
November 2025 The 2025/26 China Fuji apple harvest is underway, and this season carries far more weight than most in recent memory. China remains the world’s largest apple producer, and Fuji remains China’s dominant variety — both in planted area and commercial relevance. But the story this year is not “business as usual”.For growers, packers, importers, and wholesalers, the 2025/26 season is defined by one key shift: China has less fruit, more uneven quality, and a widening gap between...
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China Fuji Apple Update (Y2023)
Overview The 2023 China Fuji apple season is expected to be a challenging one. Growers are predicting a 10-15% reduction in the crop size...
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Fruits imported from China have been on an increasing trend in Singapore
Due to its climate, location and scarcity of land, Singapore produces very little in the way of fresh fruit. As a result, the country...
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China Fresh Fruit Prices Up Nearly 20% as Producers Affected by Rising Costs.
A confluence of factors, including rising input costs and China’s strict COVID-19 control measures, are driving inflation in fresh fruit...
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China’s 2021 Fruit Export Statistics Released
The top five fruit categories by export value were fresh apples, citrus (including mandarins and satsumas), fresh table grapes, fresh...
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Summary of China's fruit imports in the first quarter of 2022
In the first quarter of 2022, China's imported fruit continued to maintain relatively rapid growth, with an import value of 4.26 billion...
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China's agriculture at a glance
Introduction China, a big agricultural country endowed with rich agricultural resources, has a long history of farming and the tradition...
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