Export prices of Raw Acorn in South Africa
Historical export price trends
The export price of Raw Acorn from South Africa has been on a downward trend in recent years, driven by changing market conditions. In 2023, export prices were between $0.60 USD per kg and $1.25 USD per kg. By 2024, these prices had fallen to a new range of $0.60 to $1.09 USD per kg, reflecting shifts in demand or supply for South Africa Raw Acorn.
Recent export records
On 2025-01-16, Raw Acorn reported as "[도토리(열매,건조)] 건도토리__ACORN" was exported by a company in South Africa to a company in South Korea.
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FAQ for Raw Acorn price in South Africa
Where does Tridge source its price data?
Tridge gathers price data from over 400 trusted global sources, including government public sources, producers, traders, and local industry experts. We ensure data accuracy through both human oversight and cutting-edge AI technology, which helps manage missing values, detect outliers, and standardize currency and units.
How are the low and high prices for South Africa Raw Acorn calculated?
The low and high prices are calculated from South Africa data for Raw Acorn during the selected period, showing the typical price range after excluding outliers. Please note that trends may differ when analyzed in more detail, such as by product variety, company, or specific timeframes.
How much transaction data is there for Raw Acorn in South Africa in Tridge?
We have 34 transaction records for Raw Acorn in South Africa. Visit our About Transaction Data page to explore its features.
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