Brazil: Fruits signal lower prices, carrots reverse bullish move

Published 2022년 5월 17일

Tridge summary

The article highlights the current state of Brazil's fruit and vegetable markets, focusing on the significant price drops seen in watermelon, papaya, and various other fruits and vegetables, as reported by the 5th Bulletin of the Brazilian Horticultural Market Modernization Program (Prohort) by the National Supply Company (Conab). It mentions that watermelon prices have remained low due to decreased demand, while papaya prices may surge again. Other fruits like bananas, oranges, and apples have seen price fluctuations in different markets. The vegetable market is experiencing high prices for potatoes, onions, and tomatoes, in contrast. Additionally, the article touches on the flower and ornamental plant market, anticipating a 12% growth in 2022 due to improved efficiency and increased demand during the pandemic for decorative plants. The report gathers data from over 2,000 products and their varieties across 11 supply centers in Brazil.
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Original content

The reduction of papaya and watermelon prices offer good prospects for fruit consumption. According to the 5th Bulletin of the Brazilian Horticultural Market Modernization Program (Prohort), released this Tuesday (17) by the National Supply Company (Conab), the low demand for watermelon has kept prices stable or even lower in some markets, especially at CEAGESP/SP (-40.48%), with an average price of R$ 1.50/kg, and at Ceasa in Goiânia/GO (-36.56%), where the fruit reached a price average of R$ 2.03/kg. Papaya, on the other hand, was at high levels at the beginning of the year and decreased a little in April, although it may return to the upward bias this month. Other fruits, such as bananas, oranges and apples, had oscillations between the wholesale markets studied, with emphasis on the reduction in the average price of oranges in Ceasa in Rio Branco/AC (-26.84%) and of apples in Vitória/ES ( -18.46%). In the case of vegetables, the survey points to high prices for potatoes, ...
Source: Conab

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