Analysis of Sultana Raisin Prices with Global Context – July 2025

Despite ongoing geopolitical tensions and conflicts affecting various sectors worldwide, the Sultana raisin market has demonstrated remarkable resilience over the recent months. Throughout this period, our factory continued its export operations and maintained steady production of pesticide-free Rahmani Group raisins, underscoring our commitment to supply chain stability and high-quality products.

In the broader raisins market, prices and demand remained largely unchanged during this period. The recent conflicts caused some market volatility, mainly driven by uncertainty and logistical challenges affecting key sourcing regions. During the peak of the conflict, Sultana raisin prices experienced a noticeable upward trend, reflecting fears of supply disruptions.

However, once the geopolitical situation stabilized, the European Union (EU) market, a major destination for our pesticide-free Rahmani Group raisins, quickly regained stability. The temporary price increases were primarily short-term reactions to instability, and as conditions normalized, the market reverted to previous levels. Currently, Sultana raisin prices are stable, and market fundamentals are aligned with pre-conflict conditions.

Market Outlook:
Looking ahead, the raisins market is expected to remain stable until the new harvest season begins in September. We do not foresee any major fluctuations during this interim period. However, we anticipate that the market will become more active and energetic after the August holidays in the European Union are over. As the trade activity resumes and consumption increases, demand for high-quality, pesticide-free Sultana raisins from Rahmani Group is expected to rise, potentially leading to more dynamic market movements in late summer and early autumn.

In summary, despite geopolitical conflicts, the Sultana raisin market has shown resilience and stability. The current market remains calm, with expectations of increased activity and demand following the EU’s August holiday period, setting the stage for a vibrant trade season ahead.