Aussies Are Being Called On To Eat As Many Avocados As Possible Following Avo-Lanche

She told the outlet: ​​"Each year, during that period, over 1,000 hectares of avocado trees were planted, and [those] trees are still to mature and still to produce avocados.

"This year, we've seen a large increase, particularly in WA, with acreage maturing there.

"And for the next few years, we're going to see that increase all across Australia."

However, it’s a common assumption that the oddly shaped fruit is pretty spenny as we’ve all heard that boomer joke that millennials can’t afford a property as they’re spending their savings guzzling down smashed avo.

But rest assured, prices will continue to decrease due to the excess number of avocado trees being planted.

Thank you food gods!

"Simple demand-and-supply economics tell us that when supply increases, the price will drop, so prices this year are 47 per cent below the five-year average as well," Piggott said. 

She added that unsurprisingly the low prices are affecting sales, as consumption is significantly increasing.

Domestic production is said to increase by 40 per cent or 50,000 tonnes over the next five years, with every state seeing tremendous growth.

“Ramping up exports will be critical in ensuring the market finds a better balance to support sustainable prices for growers,” the report said.

He said: “Like all growers, avocado growers have also been experiencing high input costs from increases in the cost of fertiliser, fuel and labour shortages.

“Despite this, avocados are being sold at prices that are offering excellent value for shoppers at the moment.

You heard the man, smash it up, put it in your guac or use it as a salad dressing. Start getting creative people.