📊 At Loads, we analyzed avocado export trends using customs data for three key supplier countries: Peru, Chile, and Colombia. Here’s what we found.
Peru concentrates most of its exports between May and July. This year, it hit its highest seasonal peak in May. While volumes dropped in June, August may still hold steady before the country exits its window.
Chile typically exports from October to December, with November as its historical peak. This season is expected to kick off in September.
Colombia shows a more consistent, year-round flow, with peak activity from January to April. In 2025, it reached its highest volume ever recorded.
These seasonal dynamics ensure year-round supply for international markets:
Peru wraps up → Chile begins → Colombia remains active.
Understanding this rotation is key for sourcing strategies, logistics planning, and price forecasting. At Loads, we track these shifts year round to support data driven decisions.
If you want to learn more about these and other avocado insights, download our market analysis at the following link 👉 Data Analysis Avocado 2025
We also collaborated on the analysis of these three countries —along with Mexico— for Bloomberg Línea. You can read the full article here.
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