Colombian Avocado Export Data: U.S. Corridor Tracker

Colombian avocado export data for the US corridor: growth by full year, unit values, and why the Netherlands leads all buyers — computed from official MADR data.

Data through 2026-06 · source: MADR rfip-pkv5 · CC BY-SA 4.0

US$208.9MAguacate→US corridor, 30 months (FOB)
+73.6%corridor growth, 2025 vs 2024 (full years)
US$2.19/kgcorridor unit value (FOB)
US$854.9Mwhole Aguacate group, all destinations

A fast-ramping corridor

Aguacate→US has shipped US$208.9M over the full 30-month window; on a complete-calendar-year basis it grew 73.6% in 2025 versus 2024. The blended unit value of US$2.19/kg tracks the Hass segment.

Netherlands first, US second

Counter-intuitively, the largest single buyer of Colombian avocado is the Netherlands at US$358.7M — a re-export hub distributing into the EU — while the whole group spans US$854.9M across all destinations.

Reading the last months

The final cells of the snapshot run visibly low. This is a filing-lag artefact, not a demand signal: treat recent months as provisional and rely on full-year comparisons for growth claims.

Destination ranking (whole group)

Países BajosUS$358.7M · 42.0%
Estados Unidos de AméricaUS$208.9M · 24.4%
Reino Unido de Gran Bretaña e Irlanda del NorteUS$66.2M · 7.7%
EspañaUS$62.7M · 7.3%
BélgicaUS$41.5M · 4.9%
ChinaUS$40.8M · 4.8%
AlemaniaUS$29.7M · 3.5%
FranciaUS$20.0M · 2.3%

Source & provenance

How much avocado does Colombia ship to the US?

US$208.9M since January 2024, growing 73.6% in 2025 vs 2024 on a complete-calendar-year basis.

Who else buys Colombian avocado?

The Netherlands is actually the largest single buyer at US$358.7M — a European re-export hub — versus US$208.9M for the US corridor; group-wide exports reach US$854.9M.

Is recent-month weakness real?

No conclusion should be drawn from the last cells of the snapshot (filing lag); growth claims on this page use complete calendar years only, and recent months are flagged provisional.

Where does this data come from?

From the Colombian Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MADR) dataset rfip-pkv5 on datos.gov.co, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0 — redistribution and commercial reuse permitted with attribution and share-alike.

How fresh is the data?

The underlying snapshot covers January 2024 through June 2026 at monthly grain, fetched on 2026-10-18 (UTC). Recent months can look low because customs filing lags — treat the newest cells as provisional.

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