U.S. avocado market set to pass historic volume record
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Per-capita avocado consumption continues to rise, driven by shifting food habits and growing demand for fresh produce.
Avocado consumption in the United States continues to grow and is expected to reach a new record in the coming season. Total supply is projected to exceed 3 billion pounds for the first time, reflecting steady demand and broader availability across the market, according to data from the Hass Avocado Board (HAB).
Once considered a niche product, avocados have become a regular item in U.S. households. Consumption has increased over the past two decades as the fruit gained popularity in home cooking, restaurants, and ready-to-eat products.
Supply to the U.S. market comes from a mix of domestic production and imports from Latin America, helping ensure year-round availability. This diversified supply has supported stable growth while meeting rising consumer demand.
Industry data shows that per-capita avocado consumption has continued to climb, supported by changing food habits and increased interest in fresh produce. The market’s expansion highlights the avocado’s transition into a mainstream product within the U.S. fresh fruit category.
source: hassavocadoboard.com, frutasdechile.cl
photo: cnbc.com




