Thursday, August 10, 2023

Allspice Pimento 2023 Crop - Mexican Update




August 10th, 2023
Just received from one of our good suppliers a report about mexican Allspice Crop & Harvest


Concerning Allspice market situation, let me comment you that the harvest time arrived very late because there were not rains on time of almost any of the productions areas; the trees look good, they have grains and it seems that we could have a good crop, however the collection is very slow and is not constant because not all the trees are ready to be collected and the collection did not begin in a specific area but in specific trees that are ready to be collected.

In the local market, the prices began to increase even before to start the harvest time and now they are very speculative and increasing almost every day, even when we are not in the collection yet. For that reason we consider that we will require at least another week to have more collection and wait until the price can be more stable.

Bottom line is Guatemala and Mexican prices are all very firm still, despite the markets being somewhat in vacation mode. Will see what happens when demand comes back in full







We are ready  to offer 2023 crop Allspice Pimento of  Mexico or Guatemala origin

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