Rotterdam Avocado Market — Port Market Wholesale Prices & Trends

Rotterdam is where Europe's avocado trade begins. The port receives the largest share of the continent's avocado imports — mostly Peruvian, Colombian, Chilean and Kenyan fruit — which moves from the quay to ripening houses and the port market, then on to Germany, France, Scandinavia and Central Europe.

This page tracks the live wholesale average at the Rotterdam port market, the origin mix moving through it, and the 30-day price trend — in EUR per kilogram with the 4 kg box equivalent.

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Europe's avocado import gatewayRipening capacity concentrated around the portSets the import-cost benchmark for NW EuropeOrigin mix rotates with the global season

Prices are informational market intelligence, not financial or trading advice. Averages are recomputed daily from the latest scanned market data and are quoted per kilogram in EUR.

Frequently asked questions

What is the avocado price at Rotterdam port market?

The live Rotterdam port market wholesale average is shown in the statistics section above, updated daily. It is quoted per kilogram in EUR, with the 4 kg trade box equivalent.

Why is Rotterdam Europe's avocado gateway?

Its deep-water container terminals, dense ripening and packing capacity, and road connections into Germany and beyond make Rotterdam the most efficient entry point for overseas avocado volume into the EU.

Who should watch Rotterdam prices?

Importers, ripeners and distributors across North-West Europe — German and French wholesale quotes typically follow Rotterdam levels with a logistics premium, so shifts there signal continent-wide moves.

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