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Guava

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Overview

Guava (HS Code: 080450) falls under the category of fresh or dried tropical fruits. It is a tropical fruit known for its sweet, aromatic flavor and high nutritional content, including vitamin C and fiber. Guava is cultivated primarily in tropical and subtropical regions and is traded globally as fresh fruit, dried fruit, or processed products like juice and pulp. The trade of guava is influenced by seasonal availability, regional demand for exotic fruits, and logistical challenges related to perishability.

Total Trade Volume

Approximately $500 million USD

Data from 2022

Source

International Trade Centre (ITC) Trade Map and UN Comtrade Database

Tariff Analysis

Average Rate

8.5% ad valorem

Highest Rate

35% (applied by certain Middle Eastern countries)

Lowest Rate

0% (under free trade agreements like ASEAN or EU preferential access)

Common Restrictions

  • Phytosanitary requirements for pest and disease control
  • Import quotas in some countries to protect local agriculture
  • Seasonal import bans in specific markets
  • Mandatory fumigation or cold treatment for fresh guava

Market Trends

Rising demand for exotic fruits in North America and Europe

Increased export opportunities for tropical countries, with a focus on organic and sustainably grown guava

2021-2023

Growth in processed guava products

Higher trade volumes for guava pulp, juice, and dried fruit due to longer shelf life and ease of transport

2020-2022

Climate change affecting production

Unpredictable weather patterns in key producing regions have led to supply chain disruptions and price volatility

2019-2023

Recent Developments

India-Middle East Trade Agreement

India signed a trade agreement with the UAE to reduce tariffs on tropical fruits, including guava, boosting export potential.

February 2022

Expected to increase India's guava exports by 15% annually to the Middle East market

Mexico's New Phytosanitary Protocols

Mexico introduced stricter phytosanitary measures to comply with US and Canadian import standards for fresh guava.

July 2023

May increase production costs but ensures continued access to high-value North American markets

Thailand's Organic Guava Certification

Thailand launched a national program to certify organic guava farms, targeting premium markets in Europe and Japan.

March 2023

Likely to enhance Thailand's market share in the organic fruit segment with higher profit margins