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Key Points Kiwi prices in the US from 2020 to 2025 show a general upward trend, with some yearly variations. Research suggests import prices ranged from $2.42 to $3.30 per kg over these years, based on available data and estimates. The evidence leans toward higher prices in recent years, likely due to increased demand and supply chain factors. Overview Kiwi prices in the United States from 2020 to 2025 have generally increased, reflecting trends in global demand, supply chain dynamics, and market conditions. Below, we break down the estimated import prices for each year, noting that these figures are primarily based on wholesale or import data, which may differ from retail prices consumers see in stores. Trends and Context Prices seem likely to have risen due to increased consumer demand for healthy, vitamin-rich fruits like kiwi, especially during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. Notably, spot prices in December 2023 reached $3.292 per kg, higher than the annual average, suggesting se...

2020 Export Price : The average export price for plums and sloes from the U.S. was approximately $2.25 per kilogram (kg). This reflects the value of U.S. exports, which amounted to 22,441 metric tonnes, generating around $50.5 million. Import Price : The import price per kilogram was about $2.25, showing stability in the import market. Retail Price Range : Retail prices for plums and sloes ranged between $1.93 and $2.90 per kg (or $0.88 to $1.31 per pound), depending on region and season. Context : The year 2020 saw a dip in global demand due to the pandemic, but U.S. plum exports remained relatively steady, though lower than the 27,363 tonnes exported in 2019. 2021 Export Price : The export price slightly decreased to $2.23 per kg, with export values reflecting a total of $57.46 million for approximately 25,762 tonnes (derived from value and price data). Import Price : Imports held steady at $2.23 per kg, with the U.S. importing significant volumes, primarily from Chile. Retail Price ...

2020-2021 : According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics via Statista, the retail price of seedless grapes (Thompson, which includes both green and red varieties) in the United States was $2.24 per pound in 2021. Specific breakdowns for red grapes alone are not isolated in this data, but this serves as a baseline for seedless grape prices, which include popular red varieties like Flame Seedless. For 2020, exact retail prices for red grapes are less explicitly documented in the provided references, but earlier data (e.g., from 2018) suggests an average of around $2.09 per pound for grapes generally, per the USDA Economic Research Service. Prices likely remained in a similar range in 2020, potentially slightly lower due to seasonal supply or economic factors during the early pandemic. 2022-2023 : Prices fluctuated due to supply chain issues, weather impacts, and demand. For instance, Peruvian grape exports (a significant source of U.S. red grapes) saw price spikes in early 2023 due to red...