The stock reduction of the lemon variety is mainly due to the decelerated harvest rhythm, because of the weather, and high external demand
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Tahiti lime prices continue to rise, driven by restricted supply, according to data from the Center for Advanced Studies in Applied Economics (Cepea). This week (from June 9 to 12), the average was R$ 38.81 per 27.2 kg box. Thus, the increase was 20.03% compared to the previous period. According to researchers, the volume made available in the spot market has been more reduced since May, when weather began to limit the harvest pace. Furthermore, external demand for the fruit is more heated this month, given the approaching summer in Europe, the main destination for Brazilian fresh fruit. The research center also highlights that the current tahiti season presents a lower volume. This is due to the climate recorded in 2024, which resulted in a strong supply ...
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