Mexican Avocado Prices in Europe — Live Market Data by Destination
Mexico is the birthplace of Hass and the world's largest avocado producer, but most of its volume flows to North America. The fruit that does reach Europe — mainly from Michoacán orchards — arrives strongest in autumn and winter, when European supply from other origins thins out.
Below is the live average price of Mexican avocados across the European markets we scan, the destination breakdown and the 30-day trend — in EUR per kilogram with the 4 kg box equivalent.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the current price of Mexican avocados in Europe?
The live average across the European markets we track is shown in the statistics section above, updated daily, with a per-destination breakdown in the chart.
When do Mexican avocados arrive in Europe?
Mexican orchards harvest year-round, but European arrivals concentrate in autumn and winter — the window when Peru is out of season and Spanish volumes are still building.
How do Mexican avocado prices compare to Peruvian in Europe?
Mexico's freight economics favor the US market, so Mexican fruit in Europe usually carries a premium over in-season Peruvian supply. It becomes competitive in the winter gap, when alternative origins are scarce.