Peru: 8,400 tons of food arrive at the wholesale markets in Lima

Published Mar 21, 2023

Tridge summary

Despite challenges from heavy rains and floods, Peru's wholesale markets have seen a record income of over 8,400 tons of food products, including vegetables, fruits, and potatoes. Sufficient stocks are available for key items like onions, garlic, lemons, and tomatoes, with notable price drops in lemons. The Fruit Market No. 2 received 2,268 tons, though this was 1.4% lower than the previous four Mondays. Prices for various fruits were offered in the market, and the public is encouraged to use applications like Agro chatea, Mi Caserita, and SISAP to stay updated on product offers and prices.

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Original content

Despite the problems caused by the heavy rains and floods in the north and center of the country, the supply and stocks of food in the wholesale markets began the week yesterday, with a record of income of more than 8,400 tons, including vegetables , vegetables and fruits. For example, yesterday morning at the Great Wholesale Market of Lima (GMML) the arrival of 6,188 tons of products was reported, such as vegetables, vegetables and others, an amount higher than 8.3% in relation to the last four Mondays, while the income potato registered 880 tons, a higher figure of 4.1% compared to the last four Mondays. Likewise, there are sufficient stocks of the main varieties of food, including onion (90%), garlic (90%), lemon (70%), potato (80%), tomato (80%), carrot (70%), apple (90%), orange (100%), papaya (100%), pineapple (90%), banana (90%), among others. According to the report of the Midagri Supply and Price Information System (SISAP), product offers are observed in the wholesale ...

Source: PEagronoticias