With demand picking up and supply starting to fall, the market was running at two speeds. Demand picked up considerably with the launch of end-of-year promotions and due to cooler temperatures. The clementine supply started to wane, falling below seasonal levels. The progress in marketing since the beginning of the campaign, the production shortfalls from the various origins (Spain, Corsica) and a big rise in sorting rejects (ripe fruits) led to the Corsican clementine ending early, and the Moroccan clementine rapidly winding down. Hence prices started to strengthen for high-quality batches, but remained low for those exhibiting more heterogeneous quality. Conversely, Israeli Or and Spanish Clemenvilla volumes only saw a very small rise, pending a clearer market context.
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