Brazil: High supply puts pressure on tomato prices in the market

Published Nov 12, 2024

Tridge summary

Tomato prices in Brazil have dropped due to the high yield of the winter crop, with a box of 3A salad tomatoes in São Paulo's wholesale market selling for an average of R$56, marking a 16.4% decrease from the previous period. Prices fell by 10.1% in Belo Horizonte, 3.5% in Campinas, and 12.6% in Rio de Janeiro. However, rainfall in producing regions caused difficulties in harvesting and led to a loss of fruit quality, further reducing the commercialization value.
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Tomato prices continue to fall, reflecting the abundant supply generated by the high productivity of the winter crop, which is still being harvested. According to data from the Hortifrúti/Cepea team, last week, a box of 3A salad tomatoes in the wholesale market in São Paulo (SP) was sold at an average of R$56, which represents a drop of 16.4% compared to the previous period. In Belo Horizonte (MG), the price fell 10.1%, reaching R$49 per box, while in Campinas (SP), the value was R$66 per box, a reduction of 3.5%. In Rio de Janeiro (RJ), the price closed at R$47, a drop of 12.6%. Researchers from Hortifrúti/Cepea point out that rain in the producing regions of São Paulo and Minas Gerais made harvesting difficult ...

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