Peruvian Avocado Prices in United States — Live Supply & Price Report
Peru is the single largest avocado supplier to Europe. Its season runs March through September, peaking May–August, with production centred on La Libertad and Ica, shipped through Paita and Callao; Hass calibers 16–22 dominate the trade. In the United States, peruvian fruit competes with the origins currently in season, and the page below shows what it actually earns.
Track the live average price of peruvian avocados in the United States, the 30-day trend and the competing origin mix — quoted in USD per kilogram, with a per-lb toggle on the dashboard. Data is scanned daily from ten federal spot and terminal markets from Los Angeles to New York.
Supply mix by origin (W43 2026)
Prices are informational market intelligence, not financial or trading advice. Averages are recomputed daily from the latest scanned market data.
Frequently asked questions
What is the current price of peruvian avocados in United States?
The statistics section above shows the live average for peruvian fruit in the United States, updated daily from scanned market observations and quoted in USD per kilogram, with a per-lb toggle on the dashboard.
When is the Peru avocado season?
Peru harvests March through September, peaking May–August, with production centred on La Libertad and Ica, shipped through Paita and Callao. Outside that window, peruvian presence in United States is limited and prices carry a scarcity premium.
Which calibers does Peru export?
Hass calibers 16–22 dominate the trade. Use the interactive dashboard to filter by caliber and see how sizing changes the realized price in the United States.