Tridge summary
In early December, Tahiti acid lime prices have significantly dropped by 46.3%, averaging R$ 24.48/27 kg box, due to increased supply caused by regular rains favoring fruit maturation. On the other hand, negotiations for pear oranges have been slow, but agents anticipate higher valuations due to the anticipated decrease in supply and the approach of the "off-season" period. The current average price for pear oranges is R$ 42.58/box of 40.8 kg, barely increasing by 0.07% from the previous week.
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Original content
Tahiti acid lime prices are plummeting in early December. According to employees of Hortifruti/Cepea, the scenario is due to the increase in supply, since the maturation of the fruit was favored by the return of more regular rains. This week's average (12/05 to 12/09) is R$ 24.48/27 kg box, harvested, a 46.3% devaluation compared to the previous week For oranges, December started with negotiations at a slow pace for the pear variety, as has been seen in recent months, which kept prices stable. However, agents believe in more significant valuations for the ...
Source: Agrolink
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