Bean prices fall in October

After rising at the end of September, the prices of carioca and black beans declined in early October in various regions, according to Cepea. With lower liquidity, buyers are adopting a cautious stance. The bean market began October with less dynamism. After more consistent increases in the second half of September, the prices of carioca and black beans registered declines in some markets monitored by Cepea. The decline reflects the retreat of buyers, who say they are supplied for the short term. According to Cepea's analysis, retail and industry agents are waiting for a new boost in sales to resume the acquisition of the raw material. Thus, liquidity is limited, making it difficult to do business and generating downward pressure on prices. While the domestic market adjusts, the field is already moving the next crop. According to a survey by Conab, as of September 27, the planting of the first 2025/26 bean crop reached 12.8% of the area projected in the country. Rio Grande do Sul ...