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MARKET REPORT FOR 18-24TH JANUARY
Lychees are selling for $12-$30 a kilo. The Erdon Lee variety is in supply, they can be four times the usual size lychees at 50-60 grams per fruit and sometimes exceeding 80 grams. Erdon Lee are selling for $45-$49 a kilo.
Plums are in season and with supplies peaking in February. Plums are $3-$10 a kilo, depending on variety and size.
Papaya are plentiful this week and are $3-$6 a kilo.
Limes are 50¢-$1 each depending on size, with quality excellent.
Peaches and nectarines are coming from a wide range of locations including Forbes, Swan Hill, Cobram and Shepparton. Both yellow and white flesh fruit are $3-$10 a kilo.
Paradise pears, miniature sized pears which are green in colour with a red blush are now available. Paradise pears are $5-$6 a kilo depending on quality.