The balance prevailed, with the transition between origins proceeding in a clear market context. Although demand was a bit livelier thanks to the end of the summer holidays and the new school year, sales did not prove particularly dynamic. The overall supply remained highly moderate. On the one hand, the final incoming shipments from South Africa were in shortfall, and what stocks were available gradually cleared, especially the large sizes. On the other hand, the Mexican season started with limited volumes because of the delayed picking (rains at the production stage), with fruits occasionally of heterogeneous maturity. Hence the switch from South African lines to Mexican ones proceeded slowly, taking effect at the end of the month. Prices remained stable, and slightly above average (+ 6 %) for the final South African batches, and at average levels (+ 2 %) for the Mexican fruits.
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