Brazil: Intensification of exports reduces grape supply in the Valley

Published 2022년 10월 14일

Tridge summary

Exports of seedless grapes from the São Francisco Valley in Brazil have increased due to a decrease in domestic supply, influencing national commercial relations. The Northeast's production has a strong impact on Brazil's grape market. Shippments to Europe in October are expected to further reduce the availability of grapes in the Brazilian market, especially white seedless grapes, which have seen a 9.70% increase in packaged price this week.
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Exports of seedless grapes in the São Francisco Valley (PE/BA) intensified this week. With the decrease in domestic supply, commercial relations at the national level were facilitated in all markets, since the northeastern production has a strong influence on negotiations throughout Brazil. With the continuation of shipments to Europe during the month of October, the trend is for an even greater reduction in the availability of grapes in the Brazilian market, especially the white seedless grapes, whose packaged price this week (10/10 to 10/14) averaged of R$ 10.70/kg, an ...

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