Abstract
Looking at the trends in fruit (central wholesale) in Japanese agriculture, as of December 2022, fruit trading volume was 163kt, the highest level ever recorded. The price during the same period was 67.3 million yen, also the highest ever. Meanwhile, the price of fruit remains relatively stable at 412 yen per kg. Past trends suggest that supply is increasing at a time when demand is on the rise. Additionally, price stability suggests that the market is in balance between supply and demand. Going forward, strategic approaches to fruit production and distribution will be required, taking into account factors such as expanding demand and the effects of climate change.
Fruit meter quantity.
The quantity of fruit (central wholesale) in Japanese agriculture has fluctuated from January 2008 to December 2022. The peak trading volume was recorded in December 2009 at 330kt, but has since remained at roughly half the level of the peak. This is thought to be due to changes in demand and supply, as well as the effects of climatic conditions. Fruit production has declined from its peak, while fluctuations in demand may also be shifting the market balance. Other factors to consider include consumer preferences and the influence of competitive domestic and international markets. Going forward, trends in fruit quantities will continue to be closely watched as demand changes and production techniques advance.
The maximum is 330kt[2009年12月] of Fruit meter, and the current value is about 49.5%
Total fruit value.
As of December 2022, the price of fruit (central wholesale) in Japanese agriculture has reached a record high of 87.3 million yen. This is also evident when looking at the data by prefecture. Considering past trends, fruit prices vary with the season and fluctuations in supply and demand, but are generally on the rise. This is due to the introduction of high value-added varieties, quality improvements, and the development of distribution infrastructure. Additionally, changes in consumer tastes both at home and abroad, as well as competition from imported fruit, also affect prices. In the future, growing demand and improved quality control will likely remain key factors supporting fruit prices.
The maximum is 87.3Myen[2008年12月] of Fruit meter, and the current value is about 77.1%
Fruit meter price.
Fruit (central wholesale) prices in Japanese agriculture have fluctuated between January 2008 and December 2022. The highest price was recorded in August 2022 at ¥515/kg, and has since fallen to around 80% of its peak. These price fluctuations are influenced by factors such as seasons, weather conditions and changes in supply and demand. In particular, climatic conditions have a significant impact on fruit quality and yield, which in turn has a direct impact on prices. Fluctuations in demand and competition from imported fruit are also factors that affect prices. The trend of fruit prices declining from their peak prices is likely due to changes in demand and domestic and international market conditions. In the future, the key to stabilizing fruit prices will be to respond sensitively to the balance between supply and demand and changes in consumer preferences.
The maximum is 515Yen/kg[2022年8月] of Fruit meter, and the current value is about 80%
Fruit meter price (latest).
In 2022, the price of fruit (central wholesale) in the Japanese agricultural sector fluctuated greatly, reaching a high of 515 yen per kg at its peak. However, prices have since fallen to 80% of their peak. Several factors are contributing to this price fluctuation. One reason is seasonal. Supply fluctuates depending on the fruit growing and harvesting season, which affects prices. Weather conditions and natural disasters can also be factors that affect prices. Fluctuations in demand are also a major factor in price fluctuations. Demand may fluctuate due to seasonal changes, events, or changes in consumer preferences. Additionally, competition from imported fruit and other agricultural products also affects prices. The combination of these factors causes fruit prices to fluctuate constantly. Farmers and traders are responding to these fluctuations while working to minimize price fluctuations.
The maximum is 515Yen/kg[2022年8月] of Fruit meter, and the current value is about 80%
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