Mexican frozen strawberries sold between US$ 2.21 and US$ 2.35 per kilo each month from January to August 2026
- Mexican frozen strawberries sold between US$ 2.21 and US$ 2.35 per kilo each month from January to August 2026.
- Peru shipped 2,206 tonnes in September 2026 at US$ 2.21 per kilo, against US$ 1.89 in September 2025.
- Mebol Gf sold to 46 buyers and Viru to 40, the two Latin American exporters with the most buyers.
From January to August 2026, 100 exporters in Mexico, Peru and Colombia shipped US$ 156.96 million of frozen strawberries, 72,313 tonnes at US$ 2.18 per kilo. In the same months of 2025, 110 exporters shipped US$ 162.59 million, 75,266 tonnes at US$ 2.17. The tonnes fell 3.9% and the value 3.5%, and the price per kilo rose 0.5%.
I went through the customs export records of Peru (SUNAT), Mexico and Colombia (DIAN) shipment by shipment, from January 2025 to the latest day each one has published: the 21st of October 2026 for Peru, the 31st of August for Mexico and the 28th of August for Colombia. I counted frozen strawberries only, so fresh fruit is not in these figures. The comparisons between years use January to August, the last month all three countries have published. The price per kilo is the value divided by the net kilos, leaving out sales between companies of the same group. Since January 2025, 162 exporters shipped US$ 408.13 million in 8,858 shipments, 187,992 tonnes at US$ 2.15 per kilo.
If you buy frozen strawberries, this shows who sells them, from which country, at what price, in which months and to how many buyers.
The Mexican price held steady all year
Mexico sold US$ 133.49 million from January to August 2026 at US$ 2.26 per kilo, and 66 Mexican exporters shipped in those months, against 74 a year earlier. Its tonnes fell 7.4% from the same months of 2025, its value 6.0%, and its price rose 2.3%.
Month by month, the kilo of Mexican frozen strawberries sold between US$ 2.21 and US$ 2.35 in 2026. January was the highest month, at US$ 2.35, May the lowest, at US$ 2.21, and August closed at US$ 2.34. In the same months of 2025 the price moved between US$ 2.11 in April and US$ 2.40 in January.
The last months of 2025 sold higher. Mexico shipped at US$ 2.52 per kilo in September 2025, US$ 2.56 in November and US$ 2.62 in December, the highest Mexican price of the 20 months since January 2025.
Mexico ships its largest volume in the spring. It shipped 11,298 tonnes in March 2026 and 13,893 in April, against 11,689 and 13,404 in the same months of 2025. In April 2026 it earned US$ 29.50 million, against US$ 28.86 million in April 2025. From May the volume drops, and in August 2026 Mexico shipped 2,996 tonnes.
Peru ships from September to January
Peru sold US$ 23.39 million from January to August 2026, 12,300 tonnes at US$ 1.90 per kilo, against US$ 20.60 million and 10,475 tonnes at US$ 1.97 in the same months of 2025. Its tonnes grew 17.4% and its value 13.5%, and its price per kilo fell 3.6%. Since January 2025, 44 Peruvian exporters shipped US$ 100.60 million at US$ 1.94 per kilo.
The Peruvian season runs from September to January. In 2025 Peru shipped 4,584 tonnes in September, 8,676 in October, 7,093 in November and 4,503 in December. October 2025 alone brought US$ 16.24 million. In January 2026 Peru still shipped 3,897 tonnes, at US$ 1.78 per kilo.
The 2026 season opened at a higher price than 2025. Peru shipped 2,206 tonnes in September 2026 at US$ 2.21 per kilo, against US$ 1.89 in September 2025, and 2,025 tonnes in the first 21 days of October at US$ 2.27, against US$ 1.88 in October 2025.
The largest exporters
Natures Touch, in Mexico, shipped US$ 22.85 million in 2026, 7,683 tonnes, all of it to the United States. Its buyer is Natures Touch, a company of its own group, and its value grew 18.3% from the same months of 2025. Since January 2025 it shipped US$ 51.88 million in 1,520 shipments, the largest Latin American exporter of frozen strawberries in these records.
Congelados la Hacienda shipped US$ 11.09 million in 2026 at US$ 2.14 per kilo, and La Hacienda Frozen Foods bought US$ 6.12 million of it. Its value grew 23.7% from the same months of 2025. Procesadora de Frutas Casa Blanca shipped US$ 10.47 million at US$ 1.96 per kilo, and Patagonia Foods bought US$ 4.43 million of it.
The two largest Peruvian exporters ship to many more markets. Viru shipped US$ 10.98 million in 2026 at US$ 2.27 per kilo, to 23 buyers and nine destination countries, with Vlm Foods as its largest buyer at US$ 4.04 million. Its value grew 314.0% from the same months of 2025. Mebol Gf shipped US$ 10.13 million at US$ 1.91 per kilo, to 32 buyers and 10 countries: US$ 3.33 million to the United States, US$ 2.65 million to Canada and US$ 2.30 million to Japan.
Procesadora de Zamora shipped US$ 8.09 million in 2026 at US$ 2.02 per kilo. Eagle Ice Fruit shipped US$ 6.40 million at US$ 2.19, and its value grew 246.3% from the same months of 2025, with Interamerican Quality Foods buying US$ 3.43 million of it.
Who sold at the highest price
Since January 2025, among the exporters of more than US$ 10 million, Frexport sold at the highest price, US$ 3.75 per kilo on US$ 13.83 million. Agrana Fruit followed at US$ 2.95 per kilo on US$ 19.97 million, counting only its sales outside its own group, and Dantrade bought US$ 1.28 million from it. Viru sold at US$ 2.25 per kilo on US$ 24.13 million.
At the other end, Del Ande Alimentos sold at US$ 1.71 per kilo, US$ 12.41 million, and Agricola y Ganadera Chavin de Huantar at US$ 1.85, US$ 13.16 million. Mebol Gf, the largest Peruvian exporter since January 2025, sold at US$ 1.92 per kilo, US$ 28.55 million. Procesadora de Frutas Casa Blanca, Majuavi and Procesadora de Zamora sold between US$ 1.98 and US$ 2.00 per kilo.
Organic fruit came from Mexico. Since January 2025, Ultraorganics Worldwide shipped US$ 3.77 million of organic frozen strawberries to Ultraholdings Worldwide, a company of its own group. Cascade International Foods shipped US$ 3.17 million and Hill de Baja California US$ 2.62 million. Agrana Fruit sold its organic fruit at US$ 3.37 per kilo, US$ 0.81 million, and Frescos y Congelados de Exportacion at US$ 3.25, US$ 0.40 million.
The exporters that sell to the most buyers
Since January 2025, five exporters sold to 10 or more buyers, and three of them to 20 or more, all three in Peru. Mebol Gf sold to 46 buyers, and Natures Touch bought US$ 6.40 million of it, Wismettac Foods US$ 3.03 million and Vlm Foods US$ 2.06 million. Viru sold to 40 buyers, and Vlm Foods bought US$ 13.02 million of it.
Agricola y Ganadera Chavin de Huantar sold to 27 buyers, with Natures Touch at US$ 3.70 million and Patagonia Foods at US$ 1.60 million. Del Ande Alimentos and Dominus sold to 18 each. Mb Global Foods, in Canada, bought US$ 8.98 million from Del Ande Alimentos, and Camerican bought US$ 1.92 million from Dominus.
In Mexico, Frutastica sold to eight buyers, US$ 1.94 million at US$ 2.48 per kilo, with Sunmark Foods as its largest buyer. Agrana Fruit and Grupo Freza sold to seven each.
Where the fruit goes
Since January 2025, buyers in the United States took US$ 359.47 million at US$ 2.19 per kilo, and US$ 303.29 million of that came from Mexico. Canada bought US$ 26.54 million at US$ 1.85 per kilo, with Peru as its first supplier at US$ 23.26 million. Japan bought US$ 9.03 million at US$ 2.10 per kilo, and US$ 8.47 million of it came from Peru.
Peru also sells to Mexico, US$ 3.35 million at US$ 1.81 per kilo, and to Korea, US$ 2.56 million at US$ 2.12. Germany bought US$ 1.76 million at US$ 2.58 per kilo and Belgium US$ 1.18 million at US$ 2.05.
Colombia ships small lots. Since January 2025, 15 Colombian exporters shipped US$ 0.17 million at US$ 3.62 per kilo, and Inversiones Vive Agro sold US$ 0.06 million to Ballester Hermanos, in Puerto Rico.
In 2026, 24 exporters shipped frozen strawberries for the first time, US$ 0.85 million in all. And 61 exporters that shipped in 2025 had no shipments in 2026 through the latest day published.
If I bought frozen strawberries, I would quote Mexico from March to May, when its volume is there, and hold each offer against the US$ 2.21 to US$ 2.35 per kilo Mexico sold at each month from January to August 2026. For the second half of the year I would talk to Mebol Gf, Viru and Chavin de Huantar in Peru, which already sell to 27 or more buyers each.
The Latin American Frozen Strawberry Suppliers Radar names the 162 exporters since January 2025, with a profile for the largest, their price per kilo, their buyers and their markets.
The numbers behind this
| Exporting country | US$ million, Jan to Aug 2025 | US$ million, Jan to Aug 2026 | Change | US$ per kilo, 2025 | US$ per kilo, 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mexico | 141.95 | 133.49 | -6.0% | 2.21 | 2.26 |
| Peru | 20.60 | 23.39 | +13.5% | 1.97 | 1.90 |
| Colombia | 0.04 | 0.08 | +100.0% | 2.51 | 7.19 |
| All countries | 162.59 | 156.96 | -3.5% | 2.17 | 2.18 |
Get the list of Latin American frozen strawberry suppliers
Every exporter of frozen strawberries from Peru, Mexico and Colombia since January 2025, ranked by value, with its price per kilo, its buyers and its markets.
See the supplier listFrequently asked questions
Who are the largest exporters of frozen strawberries in Latin America?
In 2026, Natures Touch in Mexico shipped US$ 22.85 million, Congelados la Hacienda US$ 11.09 million, Viru in Peru US$ 10.98 million, Procesadora de Frutas Casa Blanca US$ 10.47 million and Mebol Gf US$ 10.13 million.
What is the price per kilo of frozen strawberries?
US$ 2.18 per kilo from January to August 2026, against US$ 2.17 in the same months of 2025. Mexico sold at US$ 2.26 and Peru at US$ 1.90.
When does Peru ship frozen strawberries?
Its largest months run from September to January. In 2025 Peru shipped 8,676 tonnes in October and 7,093 in November. In September 2026 it shipped 2,206 tonnes at US$ 2.21 per kilo.
Which exporters sell frozen strawberries to the most buyers?
Since January 2025, Mebol Gf sold to 46 buyers, Viru to 40 and Agricola y Ganadera Chavin de Huantar to 27, all three in Peru. Del Ande Alimentos and Dominus sold to 18 each.
Where do Latin American frozen strawberries go?
Since January 2025, buyers in the United States took US$ 359.47 million. Canada bought US$ 26.54 million, Japan US$ 9.03 million, Mexico US$ 3.35 million and Korea US$ 2.56 million.