The Victoria campaign was relatively stable in terms of price. The supply was often in step with or below demand, which facilitated fruit sales. The quality, though varied, did not adversely affect demand. Volumes from Reunion, too often imbalanced by the abundance of small fruits, continued to earn higher rates than Mauritian volumes.
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