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MARKET REPORT FOR 14-20 JANUARY 2019
Limes are 30¢-50¢ each or $3-$5 a kilo.
Premium apricots are $5-$12 a kilo, softer fruit maybe a little cheaper.
Most cherries are now coming from Tasmania. They are excellent quality and priced at $10-$25 a kilo, depending on variety and size.
Lychees are $10-$15 a kilo, depending on variety.
Yellow and white flesh nectarines are plentiful, and are $3-$8 a kilo.
Golden or red fleshed tangy plums are in season from December to early May. Plums are $3-$10 a kilo, depending on variety and size.