The Brazilian market maintains stable prices with growing demand for high-quality beans

The Brazilian bean market began the week with regular activity, with emphasis on the good acceptance of high-quality beans. According to Safras & Mercado analyst and consultant Evandro Oliveira, extra beans, color grade 9, were sold for R$270.00 per bag, while slow-browning lots, grade 9.5, reached R$290.00. This high demand for superior products demonstrates a market focused on quality, although the commercial bean segment has seen limited transactions. Oliveira pointed out that the expectation of rain in São Paulo has generated concerns about possible negative impacts on the harvest, such as stains and sprouting of the beans. So far, more than 10% of the state's bean area has been harvested, but the product is not yet being sold in large volumes, which has restricted liquidity in the market. In Minas Gerais and Goiás, demand has increased slightly, with buyers seeking alternatives due to the momentary unavailability of beans from São Paulo. During the week, demand for ...