Citrus/Cepea: Scarce supply keeps orange prices on the rise in Brazil

Published 2024년 1월 12일

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Orange prices are rising due to the scarcity of fruit, as the limited supply is unable to meet the increasing demand caused by high temperatures. The cost of pears on the tree has increased by 5.21% to R$ 77.10/box and the leaf wither variety has had an even greater increase of 8.46% to an average of R$ 64.06/box. Tahiti acid lime prices have also risen by 3.71% to an average of R$ 13.19/box due to decreased supply from little rain.

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Orange prices continue to rise, driven by the scarcity of fruit. As reported by Cepea employees, the limited supply is not enough to meet the growing demand, accentuated by high temperatures. In this week's partial (Monday to Thursday), pears are sold at R$ 77.10/box of 40.8 kg, on the tree, an increase of 5.21% compared to the previous period. For the leaf wither variety, the increase was even greater, 8.46%, to an average of R$ 64.06/box. Tahiti acid lime continues to be traded at low levels, despite a small recovery in recent weeks, as ...

Source: NoticiasAgricolas