Prices of fruits and vegetables vary by more than 50 percent throughout Brazil

Published 2023년 3월 29일

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A recent survey by Price Survey, a Brazilian market research company, has revealed significant fluctuations in fruit and vegetable prices across the country. Conducted between April 2022 and January 2023 in eight cities spread across Ceará and São Paulo states, the survey found price variations for the same products exceeding 55%. Ceará was identified as having the most affordable produce, while Marília in São Paulo was the most expensive. The survey also highlighted the importance of electronic market research for businesses to understand product values and pricing strategies. The Price Survey app, launched in 2017, has achieved 250,000 downloads, underscoring its significance in providing market insights.

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A new survey by Price Survey, a Minas Gerais company considered the “Uber of market research”, registered variations above 55% in the prices of fruits and vegetables in Brazil in several locations in the country. Three states were evaluated, with a total of eight cities: Fortaleza and Eusébio, in Ceará; Rio de Janeiro - RJ; and Bauru, Itapetinga, Jundiaí, Marília and Orlândia, in São Paulo. The survey was carried out between April 2022 and January 2023 and recorded a great deal of nonsense in prices: while consumers from São Paulo pay R$ 7.79 per kilo of midget banana, for example, people from Ceará pay R$ 3.24 for the same product. According to the survey, Ceará was the state with the best prices for the consumer's pocket, to the detriment of the rest of the country. Buying fruits and vegetables there was 30.15% cheaper than in the other municipalities evaluated, with Eusébio being the cheapest city, with an average of products in the range of R$ 5.77. In turn, in Marília/SP, ...

Source: Portal Do Agronegocio