Camposol Deal Aims to Stabilize Year-Round Avocado Supply
A new investment in Mexican orchards seeks to ensure a consistent, 52-week supply of avocados for North American shoppers.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Organic Food
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Camposol Holding PLC has become a shareholder in the Mexican avocado company Jaliscavo, integrating its network of 44 orchards into a global supply platform. This strategic move aims to create a year-round avocado supply for customers throughout North America.
Why it matters
By diversifying sourcing origins and complementing existing harvest windows in Peru and Colombia, this integration helps retailers and food distributors maintain a more consistent, 52-week supply of avocados. It reflects a shift toward global supply chain resilience in the produce market.
Jaliscavo operates 12 grower partners and 44 registered orchards across Mexico with an annual packing capacity of 48,000 metric tons. While the capacity is defined, the net increase in total annual supply for the North American market remains under investigation.
The players
Camposol Holding PLC
An international company with 20,000 employees specializing in the growing, packing, and marketing of fresh produce.
Jaliscavo
A Mexican agricultural company managing 44 registered avocado orchards and a packing facility in Gómez Farías.
The details
Camposol will integrate Jaliscavo’s production in Jalisco, Colima, and Michoacán, leveraging its existing packing facility in Gómez Farías. By combining its own 25 years of crop marketing experience with Jaliscavo's localized network, the company intends to standardize processing and expand sourcing from independent growers to ensure product availability year-round.
Timeline
October 15, 2026: Camposol announced the strategic investment in Jaliscavo.
Health Landscape
This move follows the broader agricultural trend of consolidating regional growers to establish consistent 52-week supply chains. It marks a departure from traditional, seasonal-only sourcing that has historically limited year-round availability of fresh produce in international markets.
Access to a consistent, year-round supply of avocados helps shoppers maintain reliable access to a source of heart-healthy monounsaturated fats. While this change affects supply chain logistics, it may eventually lead to more stable pricing and inventory for consumers in North America.
The takeaway
Reliable access to healthy, nutrient-dense produce like avocados often depends on complex, globalized supply chains. When shopping, you can consult local produce labels or store circulars to track the origin of the fruit, which often changes based on regional harvest seasons.
Further reading
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