Ibrafe: Brazil imports 100% of white beans consumption

Published 2022년 10월 6일

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The Brazilian Institute of Beans and Pulses (Ibrafe) reported that Brazil imports all its consumption of white beans and the carioca bean market is stable. Brazil also imports Alubia beans from Argentina, with 9,200 tonnes imported so far this year. Paraná expects to plant 122,521 hectares and has planted 50% of the area so far, with good weather conditions for planting. CONAB is expected to publish its first national forecast for the 2023 harvest in the coming week.
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In the Brazilian bean market, the highlight of the Brazilian Institute of Beans and Pulses (Ibrafe) is that Brazil imports the entire consumption of white beans. In addition, the carioca bean market is stable, with prices maintained according to the PNF - National Price of Beans spreadsheet below. “Guys around R$260 in Mato Grosso and Black beans with rare quality lots in Paraná for up to R$220, but there are still commercial beans of R$180 at least. Good time to look at what is happening around us. Brazil imports Alubia beans from Argentina every year. It's that beans from the tripe or, in some places, the salad. This year, so far, 9,200 tonnes have been imported. In recent years, we have imported an average of 11 thousand tons. It's a Bean sold on the shelves for between R$20 and R$30 a kilo”, says Ibrafe. In this scenario, Argentina estimates to have harvested a maximum of around 114,000 tonnes of this Alubean, the lowest volume since 2013-14. “Bearing in mind that the IAC ...
Source: Agrolink

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