Tridge summary
Tommy mango prices have seen a significant decrease across all producing regions, with the lowest price recorded in Livramento de Nossa Senhora (BA) at R$ 0.69/kg, marking a 16% drop from the previous week. The decrease is attributed to the end of the harvest in some areas and the start of a new harvest in Monte Alto/Taquaritinga (SP). The supply is currently low, and mangoes from this origin are preferred by buyers due to logistical reasons, resulting in a less dramatic price drop in this market.
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Original content
This week (10/31 to 11/04), tommy mango prices fell strongly in all producing regions, mainly in the Northeast. In the São Francisco Valley (PE/BA), the variety had an average of R$ 0.79/kg, down 26% compared to last week. In Livramento de Nossa Senhora (BA), tommy was sold at R$ 0.69/kg, a 16% devaluation in the period. According to Hortifruti/Cepea employees, in addition to the accumulation caused by lower shipments to São Paulo, given the stoppages, the values had the impact of the beginning of the harvest in the region of Monte Alto/Taquaritinga (SP), where the first loads ...
Source: NoticiasAgricolas
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