Citrus/Cepea: Improvement in size favors trade in table oranges of Brazil

Published 2024년 12월 13일

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The table orange market has seen a slight decrease in prices, with a 40.8 kg box now costing R$111.568, a 1.2% drop from the previous week due to market pressure. However, the decline was limited by an improvement in fruit size and low domestic supply. On the other hand, Tahiti lime prices are experiencing a sharp decline, averaging R$39.60 for a 27.2 kg box, a 18.4% drop from the previous week and a 48.7% drop from the last week of November, due to the proximity of the main harvest and dry weather conditions.

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The table orange market closed another week with a slight drop. The price of a 40.8 kg box closed the week at R$111.568/box, a 1.2% drop compared to the previous week. According to agents, the adjustment was due to market pressure. However, prices did not fall further due to the improvement in the size of the fruit and the low domestic supply. Tahiti lime prices continue to fall sharply, influenced by the proximity of the main harvest of the fruit and the improvement in quality. However, the size is still below normal standards, reflecting the dry weather for much of the second half of the year. In the partial ...

Source: NoticiasAgricolas