Brazil: Year-end festivities stimulate grape sales

Published Dec 23, 2022

Tridge summary

The São Francisco Valley in Brazil is experiencing a surge in demand for grapes, leading to difficulties in meeting the demand due to a decrease in supply of seedless grapes caused by December rains. As a result, the price of seedless black grapes has increased by 51.3% this week. Despite these challenges, sales are expected to remain steady until after the end-of-year festivities, at which point demand may decrease.

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Original content

In summer weather and the countdown to the end of the year festivities, the grape trade is heating up more and more in the São Francisco Valley (PE/BA). Agents consulted by Hortifruti/Cepea report difficulties in meeting the high demand, both due to the growing demand from buyers wanting to guarantee supply in the coming weeks, and the decrease in the supply of seedless grapes, whose quality was affected by the rains in December. The trend is for sales to remain steady in the coming days, but it is possible to predict a ...

Source: NoticiasAgricolas