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Demand From Multinational Companies for Bananas From Ecuador Caused a Price Increase During W49

Douglas Montiel

Published Dec 12, 2022

In Ecuador, after the forecast of lower prices during W48, in W49 a few multinational companies purchased bananas from Ecuador due to the low inventory in Central America, causing a farm gate price increase from USD 7.5 to USD 10 for the 18.14kg box. Prices in Ecuador dropped in W48 due to decreased demand from Russian buyers.

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