CITRUS/CEPEA: Demand for quality oranges is higher and prices rise in Brazil

Published 2021년 8월 6일

Tridge summary

Despite slow demand, orange pear and citrus prices in the São Paulo table market remain steady due to increased processing and field supply issues caused by bad weather. The quality of oranges is being affected, leading to higher prices for the best fruits. The pear is traded at an average of R$ 37.35 per box of 40.8 kg, marking a 4.0% increase from the previous week. Prices for Tahiti acid lime and murcote tangor have also increased due to larger supply and increased harvesting, with lime at R$ 44.74 per box of 27 kg and tangor at R$ 47.61 per box of 40.8 kg.

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Original content

Piracicaba, 06 – Even with the sluggish demand, orange pear prices remain firm in the São Paulo table market. This is because, in addition to the intensification of crushing at the processors, the supply in the fields has been compromised by the weather, which is also harming the caliber and appearance of the oranges. Thus, the highest quality fruits are valued, with the pear being traded at an average of R$ 37.35/box of 40.8 kg, on the tree, this week (02 to 06/08), an increase of 4.0% compared to to the previous one. In the case of Tahiti acid lime, the upward trend remains, and could be even more intense next week. The average commercialization of the variety was R$ 44.74/box of 27 kg, harvested, 29.6% higher compared to last week. The murcote tangor, despite the greater supply and the intensification of the harvest, also appreciated. ...

Source: Hfbrasil