Brazil: Fall in Tahiti lime prices leads to fruit devaluation in Minas Gerais

Published 2024년 12월 3일

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A recent survey by the State Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (Seapa) has revealed fluctuations in the prices of fruits sold at the CeasaMinas warehouse in Contagem due to climate factors, supply, and external demand. While pineapple, apple, and grape prices remained stable, the costs of banana, green coconut, mango, and watermelon went up. In contrast, the prices of oranges, Tahiti limes, and Formosa papaya fell. The survey indicated that these price variations are influenced by both climate factors and economic variables such as exports and local production. With the approach of summer, demand for these seasonal fruits is anticipated to rise.

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The most recent survey by the State Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (Seapa) revealed variations in the prices of fruits sold at the CeasaMinas warehouse in Contagem during the period from November 18 to 22 and from November 25 to 29. According to the survey, while pineapple, apple and grape prices remained stable, other fruits fluctuated due to climate factors, supply and external demand. Banana, green coconut, mango and watermelon showed an increase in prices during the period analyzed: Fruits with Falling Prices Some fruits, such as oranges, Tahiti limes and Formosa papaya, showed a reduction in their prices: Some fruits, on the other hand, showed stable prices during the period: Price variations directly reflect climate factors, such ...

Source: Portal Do Agronegocio