The first Spanish Clemenules were available in mid-November in medium quantities. Competition intensified with the arrival of Corsican and Moroccan clementines (Berkane), volumes of which were above average. Faced with rather sluggish demand, prices came undone in November. However, intense rainfall in Spain from late November delayed picking, causing losses, the appearance of quality problems and therefore an increase in sorting rejects for Clemenules. Hence the other sources and varieties were able to take advantage of this dip at a time of better demand (Christmas promotions). So prices were able to strengthen throughout December.
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