- Mexico has entered its summer lime season, with processors actively securing fruit supplies ahead of anticipated seasonal demand. Weather developments are being monitored closely, particularly forecasts linked to El Niño later in the year.
- In Peru, production has moved into its seasonal low period, with more limited supplies expected over the coming months, although processing continues. Peru continues to strengthen its position as a major exporter of lime oil, supported by more consistent production patterns.
- Production of Persian lime oil in Mexico has begun, although recent rainfall has delayed harvesting activity in some growing regions. Demand for organic Persian lime oil remains strong, with buyers actively seeking material ahead of the new season. Weather conditions and fresh fruit demand will continue to influence availability and market sentiment in the coming months.
