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Ecuador dragon fruit export season

Ecuador ships dragon fruits July–November, with February–April at the shoulders. Lands July–December on the Ecuador → Rotterdam run.

Ships
July–November
February–April at the shoulders
Lands
week 29–52
on the Ecuador → Rotterdam run, 18–24 days
Ecuador dragon fruits: the export window by month, and the weeks each lane lands it.
Stage Month
Ships out of Ecuador Ships july–november peak · february–april shoulder
Ecuador → Rotterdam 18–24 days · week 29–52 Lands week 29–52 on the Ecuador → Rotterdam run
Ecuador → United States 6–12 days · week 27–50 Lands week 27–50 on the Ecuador → United States run
Peak Shoulder Landing Port to port, across services rather than one schedule. Add the road leg at either end.

Varieties Yellow pitahaya Load ports Guayaquil and Posorja

Two windows a year rather than one: the main harvest from roughly July to November, and a thinner one from February to April. The second is real volume rather than the tail of the first, but it is small enough to sit in the shoulder band above — a buyer working from a single-season assumption will still miss it.

Dragon fruit has moved from air to sea as growers learned what it tolerates. It is high-value, low-volume cargo with a narrow temperature margin, which makes a lost container a serious loss rather than an annoyance.

Last reviewed August 2026. Editorial ranges for a normal year, not a published schedule. Weather moves them, sometimes by weeks.

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