Brazil: CEAGESP index closes 2020 at an increase of 15.9%
Brazil
Published Jan 7, 2021
Tridge summary
The miscellaneous sector recorded significant price increases throughout the year. Fruits and vegetables ended the year with a sharp increase in prices. The only sector that closed the year down was vegetables. In the January-December comparison, the highlights were: Main increases: Fruits: dwarf banana (84.7%), red delicious foreign apple (59.4%), Chilean foreign plum (58.5%), lime orange (56.3%) %) and foreign kiwi (54.6%).
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Vegetables: dry pumpkin (73.4%), pink sweet potato (56.2%), Japanese pumpkin (51.4%), cassava (40.3%) and beet (39.3%). Vegetables: chard (31.1%), beet with leaves (31.0%), endive (28.9%), green corn (26.0%) and cabbage (24.3%). Miscellaneous: foreign popcorn (109.2%), asterix potatoes (86.0%), Argentine foreign garlic (73.1%), washed potatoes (66.7%) and onions (52.0%). Fish: mackerel (92.5%), painted captivity (47.9%), tilapia (39.7%), frozen sardines (34.1%) and cascote (31.2%). Main falls: Fruits: fuyu persimmon (-59.5%), tommy atkins mango (-22.2%), palmer mango (-16.9%), green coconut (-13.4%) and fig (-11 , 8%). Vegetables: yam (-42.2%), Japanese cucumber (-28.9%), Japanese eggplant (-24.2%), chayote (-23.3%) and free-range cucumber (-19.0%). Vegetables: leek (-50.9%), broccoli (-26.9%), arugula (-23.0%), sugar bread almond (-17.1%) and radish (-13.0 %). Miscellaneous: garlic (-8.0%). Fish: salmon (-22.6%), octopus (-16.7%), whiting (-14.6%) and frozen dogfish (-8.6%). - ...
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