Tridge summary
Tahiti lime prices in Brazil experienced a significant drop in the latter half of November due to favorable weather conditions, with prices falling by 17.73% week-on-week and 27% from the start of the month, reaching an average of R$ 67.26 per 27 kg box. Despite high temperatures, orange prices remained stable, and demand is expected to rise. The pear orange variety saw a minor price increase of 0.98% from the previous week, averaging R$ 42.92 per 40.8 kg box.
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Tahiti lime prices, despite remaining at high levels, fell sharply in the second half of November. This devaluation scenario was already expected by agents consulted by Hortifruti/Cepea, considering that, with the return of rains since the end of September, the development of the fruit was favored. This week (11/21 to 25/11), the variety has an average of R$ 67.26/box of 27 kg, harvested, a decrease of 17.73% in comparison with the previous week, and a devaluation of 27% (a little more than 24 Reais/box) compared to the first week of the month. In the case of oranges, prices remained virtually stable for another week. However, agents consulted by Hortifruti/Cepea believe demand is rising, ...
Source: Agrolink
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