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Peru's Tahiti lime season runs from mid-November to about the end of April. Agroexportadora Sol de Olmos expects output near 80% of a normal year because of El Niño weather, cutting its target from 250 containers to 170-180.
FOB prices are now about $1.15-1.20, versus roughly 90 cents a year earlier.
El Niño-driven losses are hitting smallholder lime growers hardest, tightening supply and lifting prices. The effect on feed ingredients is minimal because limes are not a feed commodity.
freshplaza.comDiana SajamiNov 4, 2026freshplaza.comDiana SajamiNov 4, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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