On-the-Ground Updates

Lime Prices Surged by 13.18% WoW in Brazilian Market Due to Low Supply and High Demand

Vania Sousa

Published Feb 17, 2024

Adverse weather conditions, specifically excessive rainfall, have recently restricted the Brazilian lime crop, leading to a low supply in the market. This limited availability has caused prices to rise due to the increasing demand. In W7, the lime price stood at USD 3.74/27 kilogram (kg) box (BRL 18.43/27 kg box), a 13.18% week-over-week (WoW) increase.

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