Chilean government expects heavy rains to raise fruit and vegetable prices

Published 2023년 8월 30일

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Due to heavy rainfall in central and southern Chile, the prices of fruits and vegetables have been affected, as crops in the Bio region could not be planted or harvested. The transportation of these products has also been hindered, leading to a decrease in supply and an increase in prices. The Chilean National Agricultural Society and the Fruit Producers Association consider this extreme weather event to be the second largest factor contributing to increased prices in Chile since June.
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Chilean "Courier" reported on August 22 that Chilean Minister of Agriculture Valenzuela said that according to analysis and assessment, the heavy rainfall in the central and southern regions has put pressure on the prices of some fruits and vegetables. The planting and harvesting of crops in the Bio region was blocked. Va explained that due to the impact of heavy rainfall, the transportation of vegetables and fruits in the central and southern regions of Chile was not smooth, or they rotted during storage, resulting in a decrease in the supply of vegetables and fruits in the market and an increase in prices. It is expected that potatoes, lettuce, The price of vegetables and fruits such as broccoli, carrots and citrus has increased significantly, but it will not exceed 10%. The Chilean National Agricultural Society (SNA) and the Fruit Producers Association (Fedefruta) believe that this heavy rainfall is the second largest increase in Chilean prices since ...
Source: Foodmate

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