Orange Juice Market Developments – 12 December 2025
Current Trading Level
- Closing price on 10 December 2025: $149.20 per contract.
- 52‑week high: $551.10 (18 December 2024).
- 52‑week low: $132.50 (23 November 2025).
Market Size and Growth Projection
- In 2024 the global orange‑juice market was valued at $6 002.1 million.
- According to Global Market Statistics, the market is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 2.6 % from 2025 through 2033, reaching an estimated size of $6 482.55 million by 2033.
Supply‑Side Dynamics
- Brazil, the principal exporter to the European Union, reported a 28 % decline in the 2025/26 orange crop, according to the Agrarmarkt Informations‑Gesellschaft.
- The crop shortfall is attributed to a severe drought and high temperatures.
- Improved harvest forecasts in Brazil have led to a price easing in supermarkets and discount retailers.
Retail Price Trend
- Several German news outlets (n‑TV, Handelsblatt, Wallstreet‑Online, Frankenpost) note that consumer prices for orange juice have begun to fall after a prolonged period of increase.
- The price reduction is linked to the better-than‑expected Brazilian supply and a relative decline in demand.
Economic Context
- The broader economic environment, including discussions of pension policy (Rentenpaket 2025) and wage dynamics (Bürgergeld vs. Mindestlohn), provides a backdrop but does not directly influence orange‑juice pricing.
Key Takeaways for Market Participants
- Price Signal – The recent downward trend in retail prices may reflect tightening supply constraints and a shift in consumer demand.
- Supply Risk – The significant crop loss in Brazil remains a risk factor; traders should monitor weather reports and Brazilian export data.
- Growth Outlook – Despite short‑term volatility, the long‑term market size projection at a 2.6 % CAGR indicates steady, if modest, expansion through 2033.
The orange‑juice market is experiencing a confluence of supply‑side constraints, price easing at the retail level, and a stable growth forecast. Participants should remain attentive to Brazilian agricultural developments and European demand trends as they shape near‑term price movements.




