2026.01. 31 本文字数：4111，阅读时长大约8分钟 作者 | 第一财经 揭书宜、冯小芯、乐琰、栾立 "砂糖桔9.9元2斤！草莓12.8元1斤！水果降价！"近日，上海市浦东新区某农贸市场的水果商户用喇叭播 放道。 一亩田的分析人员表示，从产地价格来看，2025年11月底第一批上市的砂糖橘，开市价在3元～4.5元/ 斤之间，相比2024年同期，每斤降价了至少1元。到2026年初，整体已经降到了2元/斤左右，小果有1.5 元/斤的。在供需情况方面，今年相比去年市场供应热度有所提升，采购热度却大幅下降。 草莓的价格也在近期遭遇跳水。据一亩田多个地区的产地代办反馈，今年草莓价格虽然上市价格高，但 下滑速度比去年还要快，仅不到一个月，就下降了50%左右。 上述分析人员表示，辽宁丹东99红颜草莓，2025年11月初刚上市产地批发价格在50元～70元/斤，不到 1个月降到了40元/斤左右。2025年12月，江苏产地的奶油草莓、宁玉草莓整体在10元～20元/斤浮动， 而目前已经掉到了4元～5元/斤。 这只是2026年水果市场的缩影。这个冬天，一些热销的水果都比往年降价了。第一财经记者近期采访果 农、渠道商、零售端并 ...

新京报贝壳财经讯（记者 俞金旻）1月26日，根据智利水果出口商协会（Frutas de Chile）截至第3周的最新出口数据，2025至2026产季智利车厘子运往中国 （包括中国香港）的累计发运量已达494563吨，约合9890万箱，26800个集装箱。本季剩余的智利车厘子主要将集中在本周及下周（第4周和第5周）到货。 1月26日，各大电商平台车厘子价格。电商APP截图 据估计，本产季总货量的90%以上已经抵达市场，市场价格已基本探底。考虑到本季到货时间整体提前，预计从第6周起直至中国春节期间，市场到货量将 十分有限，销售季预计春节前结束。 贝壳财经记者从华东地区最大车厘子分销市场上海展辉果蔬市场了解到，1月25日下午至26日上午，上海新开海运车厘子44柜，其中早市新开22柜，早市新 开柜较少，新开柜以瑞吉娜（REGINA）和拉宾斯（LAPINS）为主，早市新开瑞吉娜主要是蓝p级特级果子，果粒直径在30mm至32mm之间，占到整体到货 量的六至七成。 在电商平台，贝壳财经记者随机查看得物App，近1个月时间，智利2J车厘子（2公斤礼盒装）价格由143元下降至121元，下降了15%。叮咚买菜App显示， 智利3 ...

Group 1 - The fruit market is currently experiencing an abundant supply, leading to a decrease in prices for seasonal fruits such as strawberries and cherries in Zhongshan, Guangdong [1] - The wholesale price of sugar oranges has dropped nearly 40% compared to previous years, making them a popular choice among consumers [3] - The best quality sugar oranges are selling for 1.6 to 1.7 yuan per jin, while lower quality ones are priced at 1.2 to 1.3 yuan per jin, which is about 60% of last year's prices [5] Group 2 - The wholesale price of cream strawberries has decreased by 10%, with the lowest price now starting from the "1" digit [7] - In the cherry wholesale area, imported cherries have become more affordable, with prices ranging from 25 to 50 yuan per jin for different varieties [11]

近一段时间，水果市场供应充足，草莓、车厘子等应季水果价格下降。在广东中山农产品交易中心的水 果批发区，当季水果琳琅满目，质优价廉的砂糖橘成为"抢手货"。据了解，今年砂糖橘的批发价格较往 年回落了近40%。在一家草莓批发档，奶油草莓销售火爆，每盒批发价下降了10%，最低售价已经跌到 了"1"字头。而在车厘子批发区，很多人平时舍不得买的进口车厘子价格也变得"亲民"，不同品种的车 厘子都有较大幅度降价，每斤售价25元至50元不等。（央视财经） ...

Core Insights - The price of cherries has significantly decreased this year due to an early harvest and increased supply from Chile, with wholesale prices dropping by 20% to 30% compared to earlier in the month [1][2]. Price Trends - The wholesale price of imported cherries has fallen to between 20 to 100 yuan per pound, depending on size and variety [1]. - In a market in Hubei, the price for 3J cherries was reported at 180 yuan for 3 pounds and 320 yuan for 5 pounds, indicating a substantial drop from initial prices [1]. - A wholesale price for 3J cherries dropped from 1700 yuan for a 10-pound case to 500 yuan, a decrease of over 1000 yuan [1]. Consumer Behavior - Retailers are observing a strong demand for cherries, with many stores fully stocked in anticipation of continued sales leading up to the Spring Festival [2]. - A consumer in Chongqing noted that the price for 3J cherries decreased from nearly 300 yuan to 188 yuan per kilogram, reflecting a weekly decline of over 30% [2]. - Online platforms are experiencing high sales of cherries, with some grades even facing stock shortages [2]. Future Price Expectations - The price of cherries is expected to trend lower due to increased supply from sea transport, but a price increase is anticipated during the peak consumption period around the Spring Festival in February 2026 [15].

Group 1: Cherry Market Trends - The price of cherries has significantly decreased this year compared to previous years, with wholesale prices for "J" cherries in Beijing's Xinfadi market dropping to around 100 yuan for a 5 kg box, approximately one week earlier than last year [1][2] - The arrival of sea-freighted Chilean cherries, totaling nearly 8000 tons, is expected to further lower prices as they are distributed across major wholesale markets in China [1] - The increase in cherry production in Chile, with a year-on-year growth of nearly 40%, along with reduced transportation costs due to shorter shipping times and increased shipping frequency, has contributed to the price decline of imported cherries by 15% to 20% compared to last year [2] Group 2: Other Seasonal Fruits - Other seasonal fruits such as durian, blueberries, and mangoes have also seen price reductions compared to last year, with domestic blueberries gaining market share due to improved quality and increased production [3] - The overall sales volume of blueberries in Beijing's Xinfadi market is expected to exceed 20,000 tons this year, representing a year-on-year growth of approximately 50% [3] - China's blueberry planting area has reached over 1.4 million acres, making it the largest in the world, with significant contributions from regions like Yunnan [3]

Core Insights - The winter fruit market in Beijing is seeing an influx of seasonal fruits like strawberries, blueberries, and cherries, with prices for cherries dropping due to earlier sea shipments compared to previous years [1] Group 1: Cherry Market Dynamics - The wholesale price for 5 kg boxes of cherries has entered the 100 yuan range, with prices dropping about a week earlier than in previous years [3] - The arrival of sea-freighted Chilean cherries has led to a significant price reduction, with prices reportedly halved compared to air-freighted cherries, which were previously over 100 yuan per pound [3] - Chilean cherry production has increased by nearly 40% this year due to favorable growing conditions, and the sea freight journey has been shortened by 4 to 5 days, contributing to lower transportation costs [3] Group 2: Market Trends and Future Outlook - The market manager of Beijing Xinfadi Market noted that the planting area for Chilean cherries has been expanding, leading to earlier bulk availability and a potential further decline in prices as more sea-freighted cherries arrive [4] - As the Spring Festival approaches, there may be a slight price increase of 5% to 10% for gift box packaging, but overall prices will still be lower than the previous year [4] - Other seasonal fruits like durians, blueberries, and mangoes are also entering the market with prices lower than last year, particularly for blueberries, which are seeing increased domestic production and sales [4] Group 3: Blueberry Market Growth - Domestic blueberry cultivation began in Yunnan in 2013 and has since expanded significantly, with the planting area expected to reach over 1.4 million acres by 2024, making China the largest producer globally [5] - The Red River region in Yunnan has become a core area for facility-based blueberry cultivation, with over 150,000 acres planted as of December [5] - The overall sales volume of blueberries in Beijing's Xinfadi Market is projected to exceed 20,000 tons this November, representing a 50% increase compared to last year [4]

Group 1 - The podcast "Knock Knock World" is a collaboration between "Sound Alive" and "One Tenth," aimed at unlocking global fresh news for young audiences [6] - The first season of "Knock Knock World" is available on major audio platforms, with three free trial episodes offered [6] - The first season runs from March 25, 2025, to March 24, 2026, with a subscription price of 365 yuan [6] Group 2 - The podcast releases new episodes every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 6:00 AM, each lasting approximately 10 minutes [6] - The content includes discussions on various topics, such as consumer behavior and the impact of celebrity endorsements [4][5]

Group 1 - The price of durian, particularly the "Jinzhong" variety, has significantly decreased, with retail prices ranging from 19.9 yuan to 29.9 yuan per pound, nearly halving compared to a month ago [1][3][5] - Many supermarkets are promoting durian sales, with prices consistently below 30 yuan per pound, attracting a large number of customers [3][5] - Factors contributing to the price drop include lower transportation costs and a bountiful harvest from production areas, leading to expectations that prices may stabilize around 20 yuan per pound in the near future [5][7] Group 2 - The peak sales season for durian is expected to continue into mid to late May, with prices potentially remaining in the "1" yuan range as more fruits like cherries and lychees enter the market, causing a general decline in fruit prices [7] - The high sugar content of durian makes it unsuitable for certain groups, including diabetics and those on weight loss programs, as well as individuals with kidney issues due to its potassium content [10]

Group 1 - The prices of tropical fruits such as durian and lychee have decreased, with durian prices dropping by approximately 30% in less than a month, although supply remains limited in the Nanjing market [1][4] - Despite an increase in the supply of durian, demand still outstrips availability, with local stores selling out quickly after restocking [3][4] - The strict import regulations by Chinese customs regarding pesticide residues have contributed to the uncertainty in durian supply, despite an increase in production from Thailand [4] Group 2 - Lychee prices have seen a significant year-on-year decrease of around 50%, with current prices for fresh lychee at approximately 30 yuan per jin, compared to over 60 yuan per jin last year [6] - The current lychee season is characterized as a "big year" for production, leading to optimistic forecasts for supply and lower prices as the season progresses [8] - The peak supply of lychee is expected by the end of June, with increasing daily arrivals from production areas such as Hainan and Guangxi [8]