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Recent Cepea surveys indicate a notable decrease in dwarf banana prices in Brazil's main producing areas last week, with a 19% drop in Vale do Ribeira to R$2.12/kg and a 16% reduction in the North of Santa Catarina to R$1.49/kg. This decline is linked to a slight increase in supply and diminished shipments due to the Good Friday holiday. Despite this, there's optimism for market stabilization and good availability of the nanica variety in April.
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Dwarf banana prices fell in the main producing regions last week, as shown by Cepea surveys. In Vale do Ribeira (SP), the top quality variety was sold for an average of R$2.12/kg, a 19% drop compared to the previous period. Check out hot information about agriculture, livestock, economy and weather forecast in the palm of your hand: follow Canal Rural on WhatsApp! In the North of Santa Catarina, a kilo was sold at R$ 1.49, a drop of 16% in the same comparison. According to Hortifruti/Cepea employees, the pressure came from the slight increase in supply and the decrease in ...
Source: CanalRural
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