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The United States remained the priciest Grapes market tracked, rising just above 4.3% in Q2 2026 to near USD 4.65/KG from about USD 4.46/KG in Q1, and it was seasonal supply transition together with steady demand that carried the gain. The global average climbed from close to USD 3.16/KG to near USD 3.29/KG, a gain of roughly 4.1%. Notably, India posted by far the sharpest move of the four markets tracked, as unseasonal rains cut Nashik region yields dramatically and pushed export-grade prices up twenty to twenty-five percent, and the global average is likely to run in the USD 3.15 to 3.55/KG range through the second half of the year.
Grapes are grown across a wide range of climates for fresh table consumption, wine production, and drying into raisins, with table grape varieties, both seeded and seedless, dominating the fresh fruit trade tracked here. Major producing and exporting regions include the United States, Italy, Spain, India, Chile, Peru, and South Africa, with harvest windows staggered across hemispheres to supply year-round global demand. Weather conditions during the growing season, particularly rainfall around harvest time, harvest timing and hemisphere supply transitions, and export demand from major importing regions are what really move the price from quarter to quarter.
India's weather-damaged harvest should keep that market's prices elevated through H2 2026, even as the broader global market follows its usual seasonal supply patterns. Steady demand from major importing regions should keep supporting prices across the other markets tracked regardless.
A further weather disruption during any major growing region's harvest window could be what pushes prices above this forecast. A stronger-than-expected recovery in Indian export-grade volumes, or softer demand from key importing markets, could be what eases prices back toward the lower end instead.
| Region | 2026 Price Range (USD/KG) | Outlook |
| Global Average | 3.15 - 3.55 | India's weather-damaged harvest keeps pressure elevated |
| United States | 4.50 - 4.85 | Seasonal supply transition supports firm pricing |
| Italy | 3.55 - 3.85 | Steady domestic and export demand |
| Spain | 2.95 - 3.20 | Export demand balanced against origin competition |
| India | 1.85 - 2.10 | Weather-reduced export-grade supply sustains gains |
The United States price moved from about USD 4.46/KG to near USD 4.65/KG, a gain of just above 4.3%. It was the seasonal transition between Southern Hemisphere import supply and the start of domestic harvest windows, together with steady retail demand, that carried the increase.
Why did the price of Grapes change in Q2 2026 in United States?
The gap between the end of South American import volumes and the ramp-up of domestic table grape production tends to tighten supply modestly each year around this point in the calendar, and it was this seasonal transition, combined with steady demand, that pushed United States pricing higher.
The Italian price moved from about USD 3.46/KG to near USD 3.58/KG, a gain of just above 3.5%. It was steady demand from the domestic and export markets, together with typical seasonal supply tightening ahead of the new harvest, that carried the increase.
Why did the price of Grapes change in Q2 2026 in Italy?
European table grape supply naturally tightens in the months before the new season's harvest begins, and it is this seasonal pattern, combined with steady demand from both domestic Italian buyers and export markets, that has kept Italian pricing on a gradual upward path.
The Spanish price moved from about USD 2.87/KG to near USD 2.98/KG, a gain of just above 3.8%. It was steady export demand, particularly to Northern European markets, together with typical seasonal supply tightening, that carried the increase.
Why did the price of Grapes change in Q2 2026 in Spain?
Spain has faced intensifying competition in the global grape market, with buyers weighing quality and price across multiple origin countries, and it was steady export demand to core Northern European markets, meeting the usual pre-harvest supply tightening, that pushed Spanish pricing modestly higher despite that competitive pressure.
The Indian price moved from about USD 1.85/KG to near USD 1.95/KG, a gain of just above 5.4%. It was continued tight supply following the poor harvest, together with strong domestic demand, that carried the increase.
Why did the price of Grapes change in Q2 2026 in India?
Fewer than half of Nashik's vineyards met export grade standards this season following the unseasonal rains, and it is this shortfall, combined with growers holding back volume for the strong domestic market rather than committing to export shipments, that has kept Indian pricing elevated well above typical seasonal levels.
The price reached close to USD 4.46/KG in Q1 2026, a rise of just above 6.2% from Q4 2025. It was steady winter import demand, together with typical seasonal supply patterns, that pushed the market higher.
Why did the price of Grapes change in Q1 2026 in United States?
Winter demand for imported table grapes, sourced heavily from Chile and Peru during this window, held its usual steady pace, and it was this demand, meeting typical seasonal supply conditions, that drove the United States increase.
The price reached close to USD 3.46/KG in Q1 2026, a rise of just above 4.8% from Q4 2025. It was steady winter demand, together with typical seasonal supply conditions, that pushed the market higher.
Why did the price of Grapes change in Q1 2026 in Italy?
Demand held its usual steady winter pace across Italy's domestic and export markets, and it was this demand, meeting the typical pre-harvest supply tightening seen at this point in the calendar, that drove the increase.
The price reached close to USD 2.87/KG in Q1 2026, a rise of just above 4.4% from Q4 2025. It was steady winter export demand, together with typical seasonal supply conditions, that pushed the market higher.
Why did the price of Grapes change in Q1 2026 in Spain?
Winter export demand held its usual steady pace, and it was this demand, meeting typical seasonal supply patterns, that drove the Spanish increase through the quarter.
The price jumped to close to USD 1.85/KG in Q1 2026, a rise of just above 19.4% from Q4 2025. It was unseasonal rains that cut yields sharply in the Nashik growing region, reducing vineyard registrations by roughly twenty-eight percent, that drove the sharp increase.
Why did the price of Grapes change in Q1 2026 in India?
Yields in Nashik, India's key grape-growing region, fell from thirty-five to forty bunches per plant in the prior season to just fifteen to twenty bunches this season due to unseasonal rains, and it was this dramatic supply shortfall that pushed export-grade prices up twenty to twenty-five percent compared to the prior season.
This market climbed steadily through 2025 before India's weather-driven spike accelerated the pace in 2026. Close to USD 2.70/KG in Q1 2025 rose to about USD 2.80/KG, near USD 2.90/KG, and close to USD 2.95/KG by Q4, before jumping to about USD 3.16/KG in Q1 2026 and near USD 3.29/KG in Q2. That is a rise of roughly 21.9% across the window, with India's rain-damaged harvest driving much of the 2026 acceleration.
| Quarter | Price (USD/KG) | QoQ Change | Direction |
| Q2 2026 | 3.29 | +4.1% | ↑ Rising |
| Q1 2026 | 3.16 | +7.1% | ↑ Rising |
| Q4 2025 | 2.95 | +1.7% | ↑ Rising |
| Q3 2025 | 2.90 | +3.6% | ↑ Rising |
| Q2 2025 | 2.80 | - | - Stable |
| Q3 2026 | In Progress | - | - In Progress |
It was steady retail and export demand across all four markets tracked that drove the consistent 2025 climb, well before any weather-related supply disruptions entered the picture. The global average opened near USD 2.70/KG in Q1 and climbed to close to USD 2.95/KG by Q4, a rise of just above 9.3% for the year, with every quarter posting a gain.
The United States price climbed from about USD 3.80/KG in Q1 2025 to near USD 4.20/KG by Q4, a rise of just above 10.5% for the year. It was steady retail and export demand, layered onto the general upward trend in table grape pricing seen over recent years, that drove the gradual climb through 2025.
The Italian price climbed from about USD 3.05/KG in Q1 2025 to near USD 3.30/KG by Q4, a rise of just above 8.2% for the year. It was steady demand from domestic and export markets that drove the gradual climb through 2025, consistent with the broader upward trend seen across major European table grape markets.
The Spanish price climbed from about USD 2.55/KG in Q1 2025 to near USD 2.75/KG by Q4, a rise of just above 7.8% for the year. It was steady export demand to Northern European markets, meeting intensifying competition from other origin countries, that shaped the gradual climb through 2025.
The Indian price climbed from about USD 1.40/KG in Q1 2025 to near USD 1.55/KG by Q4, a rise of just above 10.7% for the year, before the sharp weather-driven spike of early 2026 pushed prices meaningfully higher still. It was steady domestic and export demand that drove the gradual 2025 climb, well before the unseasonal rains that damaged the following season's harvest.
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The Grapes market depends heavily on weather during the growing season and harvest timing across hemispheres, so Expert Market Research tracks growing-season conditions closely alongside harvest timing, hemisphere supply transitions, and export demand cycles across the four markets covered here. This is combined with trade flow data to build the forecasts. For Grapes pricing data, custom analysis, or procurement strategy support, the team is glad to help.
*While we strive to always give you current and accurate information, the numbers depicted on the website are indicative and may differ from the actual numbers in the main report. At Expert Market Research, we aim to bring you the latest insights and trends in the market. Using our analyses and forecasts, stakeholders can understand the market dynamics, navigate challenges, and capitalize on opportunities to make data-driven strategic decisions.*
Fresh table consumption takes the largest share of the market tracked here, alongside wine production and drying into raisins, both significant but separately tracked segments of the broader grape market.
As of Q2 2026, the United States averages near USD 4.65/KG, Italy about USD 3.58/KG, Spain close to USD 2.98/KG, and India roughly USD 1.95/KG. The United States remains the priciest of the four markets tracked.
The global average climbed from close to USD 2.95/KG in Q4 2025 up to about USD 3.16/KG in Q1 2026, then near USD 3.29/KG in Q2, a gain of just above 4.1%. India's weather-damaged harvest drove much of the increase.
Unseasonal rains hit the Nashik growing region, cutting yields from thirty-five to forty bunches per plant to just fifteen to twenty bunches, and reducing vineyard registrations by roughly twenty-eight percent. Fewer than half of vineyards met export grade standards, pushing export-grade prices up twenty to twenty-five percent.
The global average is likely to run in the USD 3.15 to 3.55/KG range, with India's weather-damaged harvest continuing to keep pressure elevated through the back half of the year.
The United States carries the highest cost among tracked markets. Italy and Spain sit in the middle on steady European demand, and India prices lowest despite its recent weather-driven spike, reflecting its position as a major low-cost producing region.
This data is refreshed monthly. Anyone needing real-time figures can reach the team directly.
Weather conditions during the growing season, particularly rainfall around harvest time, sit at the core. Harvest timing and hemisphere supply transitions, and export demand from major importing regions, add further influence.
China, Italy, the United States, Spain, and India are among the largest producers globally, with harvest windows staggered across hemispheres to supply year-round global demand for fresh table grapes.
Weather monitoring in key growing regions during the critical pre-harvest window is usually the earliest signal worth tracking, since rainfall or temperature disruptions can affect yields and quality dramatically. Watching hemisphere supply transition timing also helps anticipate seasonal price movements before they show up in quoted prices.
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