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13/03/2013
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The cook Rosangela dos Santos, 49, has arrived to refuse work because of high food prices, because the ingredients would have to pay out of pocket. The scenario now is more encouraging: the fall in the cost of the basket is getting through meat. After the exemption recovery of 12.5% of PIS / COFINS and Pasep about the product, announced last Friday by President Dilma Rousseff, prices began to fall in supermarkets.
- The flesh is slightly cheaper. The rest is still expensive - Rosangela says.
On Monday, the pound rump part of the Centre's Extra cost R$ 23.98. Yesterday, the same product was R$ 14.90. Of the six markets surveyed by EXTRA, five had their prices reduced.
Other items in the basket that had degenerated reductions were more punctual. Products such as soybean oil, margarine and toilet paper reduction in the values recorded between Monday and yesterday in two supermarkets.
Moreover, poultry, fish and soaps had increased in other establishments. As president of the Supermarkets Association of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Asserj) Aylton Fornari, variations are common, and these costs should also fall.
- The relief happens in the industry. Once the product arrives at cheaper supermarkets, the price will be reduced for the consumer. As meat is a product of spin too fast, before the fall arrives.
The dealer Geralda Fernandes noticed the difference in the butchery sector:
- Normally, claim that prices only rise. But today, I had to admit that the meat is much cheaper. I even had to buy a little more.
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Source: Extra - Online
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