Citrus: Tahiti has a slight devaluation, but remains at high levels

Published 2020년 8월 21일

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The article discusses the current situation of the Brazilian agricultural market, focusing on Tahiti acid limes and oranges. Tahiti acid lime supply is low and will only improve from mid-September, leading to high prices and limited negotiations. The average price for limes was R $ 90.87 per box of 27 kg, a 2.3% decrease from the previous week. Oranges have a controlled supply due to efficient crushing in large São Paulo industries and an expected smaller harvest, with demand being higher for Valencia oranges and tangor murcote. The average price for pear oranges was R $ 30.42 per box of 40.8 kg, an increase of 1% from the previous week, while Valencia oranges were priced at R $ 26.32 per box of the same size.

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The supply of Tahiti acid lime is reduced and should only grow from mid-September - the fruits on the trees are not yet in the ideal size and maturation stage for harvest, given the dry climate in recent months. Thus, prices remain high, which has limited fruit negotiations on the São Paulo table market. In the week (17 to 21/08), the average of commercialization of the fruit was R $ 90.87 / box of 27 kg, harvested, a decrease of 2.3% in relation to last week. For oranges, the scenario remains of controlled supply in the fresh market, due to the good pace of crushing in the large industries in São Paulo and the smaller harvest expected for the season. The demand, in turn, was more heated for the orange Valencia (which had its ...

Source: NoticiasAgricolas