The carioca bean market, as reported by the CEPEA/CNA index, has seen stable prices amidst increased sales due to higher demand. Weather challenges in São Paulo have forced packers to seek beans in Minas Gerais, especially the grade 9 variety, leading to a surge in demand and varying prices. As the new crop is about to be harvested, bean stocks are nearly depleted in São Paulo and Goiás, a traditional packaging center, has seen a shift to the domestic market, resulting in higher prices for quality beans. With the upcoming end-of-year festivities, there is anticipation of increased buying pressure and demand, which could impact market prices.