On-the-Ground Updates

Price Drop of Imported Lentils in Colombia During W9

Grain & Cereals

Jose Caballero

Published Mar 4, 2023

During W9, the price of imported lentils dropped in thirty-six Colombian wholesale markets. As a result of the arrival of more cargo from Canada. In Villavicencio, the price decreased by 4.05% to USD 1.56/kg (COP 7,489/kg).

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Export market for Dried Lentil in Canada

319 export price data

Import market for Dried Lentil in Canada

60 import price data

Purchase price optimization for sourcing of Dried Lentil to Canada

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Import market for Dried Lentil in Colombia

144 import price data

Purchase price optimization for sourcing of Dried Lentil to Colombia

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Export market for Dried Lentil in Colombia

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