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Harvest nearing completion with moderate output. Prices are slightly firmer due to international demand.

Field conditions are favorable ahead of June/July harvest. Pricing remains under pressure following two years of surplus production.

Early signs suggest a strong bloom in Bulgaria. Demand is already high, and pricing is expected to reflect limited early output.

Prices are stable.

Japanese yuzu production was slightly delayed this year. Prices are holding steady due to limited global sources.

Crop has performed well, but strong demand is keeping supply tight. Prices have risen slightly as buyers secure contracts.

Prices are stable.

Seasonal availability has improved. Market remains well-supplied, though pricing is firm for top grades.

Crop is developing normally. Will be harvested in October. Prices are firm.

Material remains available with no significant weather impacts. Pricing is stable across most volumes.

Availability is steady, and market activity remains quiet. No significant pricing changes reported this month.

Sowing is going successfully; next crop will be in July. Supply should meet expected demand and prices expected to remain stable.

Good quality material is available, though demand has been moderate. Pricing has remained relatively unchanged.

Crop conditions are improving, but availability remains somewhat limited. Prices are steady with light trading activity.

New season growth is reported to be healthy in key regions. Pricing is expected to remain stable heading into summer.

Production remains unaffected by storms; availability is stable.

New crop to start end of May but plants have been stressed with unpredictable weather in the last months.  Prices remain firm.

Limited crop since farmers prioritized more profitable crops.  Some replanting is happening, but prices remain firm due to the limited availability.

Production is gradually recovering after disruptions; prices are holding.

Upward price pressure continues, tracking closely with clove oil availability.