Slower external demand and greater supply of oranges for processing contributed to the drop in prices.
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Orange prices paid by industries in the domestic market have fallen, according to surveys by the Center for Advanced Studies in Applied Economics (Cepea). According to the institute, the pressure comes from slower external demand, associated with the greater supply of fruit for processing. Thus, the 40.8 kg box, which had been traded around R$ 50, dropped to levels close to R$ 45, at the tree, this week. Data from Comex Stat/Mdic released this Thursday, the 6th, show that between July/25 and October/25, Brazilian exports of ...