Benchmark contracts
| Benchmark | Type | Contract spec | Unit | Range | As of | Deliverable grade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spain Mediterranean portsHeadline | physical_fob | Export‑grade Valencia or similar mid‑season oranges, 40+ mm, Class I, packed in 15–20 kg cartons, FOB main Spanish ports. | USD/MT | 550–750 | May 2026 | — |
| South Africa (Durban/Port Elizabeth) | physical_fob | Export‑grade Navel oranges, Class I, 40+ mm, packed in cartons, FOB South African ports for EU/Middle East programmes. | USD/MT | 520–720 | May 2026 | — |
| Egypt (Alexandria/Damietta) | physical_fob | Export‑grade Navel oranges, Class I, 48+ mm, standard export packing, FOB Egyptian Mediterranean ports. | USD/MT | 430–600 | Mar 2026 | — |
| Germany main ports | physical_cif | Mixed programme of Navel and Valencia oranges, Class I, EU‑compliant, CIF Hamburg/Bremerhaven, palletized cartons. | USD/MT | 650–850 | Apr 2026 | — |
Premium structure
Differentials between benchmarks reveal where physical oranges trades relative to the futures reference and how regional grades price against the global standard.
| Benchmark | Differential | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Spain Mediterranean ports | — | |
| South Africa (Durban/Port Elizabeth) | Typically trades at small discount or parity to Spanish FOB for equivalent quality into EU during Southern Hemisphere season. | |
| Egypt (Alexandria/Damietta) | Commonly priced at a discount to Spanish FOB of USD 50–120/MT depending on fruit size, sweetness, and destination market requirements. | |
| Germany main ports | Reflects CIF premium of roughly USD 80–150/MT over Southern/EU FOB benchmarks, depending on freight market. |
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