Brazil’s Papaya Exports Steady in November, Poised for Record Year in 2024

According to Comex Stat data, the volume of Brazil’s papaya exports remained stable in November 2024, with approximately 4,000 tons shipped abroad. Revenue from these exports also held steady compared to the previous month, totaling just over $5 million FOB (Free on Board).

Annual Growth and Record Performance

While monthly figures show stability, the annual outlook is highly positive. From January to November 2024, Brazil exported 39,000 tons of papaya, a 16% increase compared to the same period in 2023. Revenue for the year reached over $52 million FOB, representing a 9% growth and marking the highest result in Comex Stat’s historical series, which began in 1997.

The chart below shows the rankings of the top destination for the fruit export category that comprises melons, watermelons, and papaws from January to October 2024. The data was derived from DataLiner.

Melon, Watermelon, and Papaw Export Destinations | 2024 | TEUs

Source: DataLiner (click here to request a demo)

Promising Outlook for Producers

This performance highlights a promising scenario for Brazilian papaya growers. Expectations for December indicate continued strong results, potentially culminating in a record-breaking year for export revenues. Such growth is pivotal for producers targeting international markets, suggesting a positive year-end for the sector.

Significance in Global Markets

The stability in November and the annual growth underscores the importance of Brazilian papayas in the global market. Exporters have demonstrated their ability to maintain a consistent supply of high-quality fruits despite market fluctuations. These achievements position 2024 as a standout year for papaya exports in volume and revenue.

Source: Conexão Safra

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