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Published 12:08 28 Jul 2017 BST
Updated 12:14 28 Jul 2017 BST

According to Bloomberg, a combination of good weather and great growing cycles in Mexico and California has allowed more avocado trees to be planted, and for prices to come down.
Avocado grower Rick Shade said that there seems to be a "really good vibe" around the fruit.
“I’d hate to be the wheat farmer who produced the wheat bread for the underneath because no one’s talking about him. Everyone’s talking about my avocado on top.”This decline in price could be good news for Ireland, as it was recently reported in The Irish Times that our avocado supply was dwindling and that prices were already at record highs.
However, many South American suppliers of the fruit are expected to sell their avocados to America, leading to shortages in Europe and elsewhere.
It remains to be seen whether this drop in wholesale price will affect Ireland, but we are sure that we're unlikely to lose our taste for avocado toast anytime soon.Explore more on these topics: