| 1.00 USD = 3.67 AED (Emirate Dirham) |
| 1.00 USD = 3.75 SAD (Saudi Riyals) |
| 1.00 USD = 122.42 BDT (Bangladeshi Taka) |
| 1.00 USD = 90.66 INR (Indian Rupees) |
| 1.00 USD = 16.35 ZAR (South African Rand) |
Citrus
High volumes of Egyptian oranges in the market is keeping the price under pressure. Low Lemon supply persist while achieving historically high prices. Pakistani Kinow is widely available at low values. Border conflict with Afghanistan is restricting access to the market with the excess volume going to the GCC countries.
Market Prices (Dubai, Kuwait and Jeddah)
Pome
Apple prices remain stable with normal to slow movement in the market. All Northern hemisphere origins are available in the market. South Africa is set to start Royal Gala exports in week 7. South Africa started shipping Rosemary and BC’s.
Market Prices (Dubai, Kuwait and Jeddah)
Grape, Stone, Cherries & Mango
Grapes
South Africa, Peru & India is in the market. Egyptian, Lebanon & China can also still be found. The market is sufficiently supplied on white, red and black grapes.
Stone Fruit
Peaches are the only product moving well in the market. In general, a lot of South African Stone fruit made its way to the Middle East.
Cherries
South Africa and Chile are now out of the market. The past two months saw good supply with lower sales value.
Mangoes
Unprecedented rainfall in the Limpopo province of South Africa has halted all picking and packing of Mangoes in week 3.
The market is selling around AED16. This is below the growers required return.
Market Prices (Dubai, Kuwait and Jeddah)
India / Bangladesh
India
No report.
Bangladesh
Apples still a highlight
The Bangladesh apple market is still performing well and will continue this trend until Ramadan starts.
SA Statistics
Decofrut Statistics
No stats available.
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