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03/30/2015
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With the appreciation of the dollar against the real, pyramiding the cost of imported products like wine, pasta, cod and jellies
With the appreciation of the dollar against the real, pyramiding the cost of imported products like wine, pasta, cod and jellies. So who likes gourmet spices should be aware the price of US currency when purchasing these products.
It is now important to research a lot and look for stores that still have stock of goods purchased late last year or early 2015, as the value of the currency was even lower. Now it's a matter of opportunities, look because you can find good deals on imported. It also pays to invest in national gourmet products that are coming in these segments and can replace some imported and gel and masses of hard grano.
By Marco Quintarelli
QUESTION AND ANSWER
"I really like imported products, mainly wines, cod, olive oil, Italian pasta and jellies. But now with this Dollar madness, these products have increased and I believe will rise more. I escape or minimize the impact of these high at the time of my shop? "
Marcelo Reis, Barra
Marcelo, flee, certainly has no way but to minimize the impact does have. The products mentioned, the one who has most delicate supply situation is olive oil. All olive oil is imported, and the largest producer is Spain. This year the harvest had problems and produce only 60% of previous years. And the shortage will import prices rise too.
By the end of this year, the Portuguese olive oil, Spanish, Italian and Greek should be with prices at least 20% higher than the values of today. The greatest impacts are in the products "dollarized", that is, the sale of currency used is the dollar, as wines other than Europe and cod, traded in that currency. Chilean and Argentine wines, coming from Mercosur, have the advantage of not having to import rate.
Products that are traded by the euro, as Italian pasta, jams and European wines may also have their prices maintained or little change in the coming months. Anyway, stay alert, because many stores are still selling products received in December 2014 or January 2015, when the exchange rate have not had this oscillation.
To ensure sales, will keep prices up to receive a new shipment when will have to adjust the values. Look store what does not perish and can be stored easily. Even the wine can be stored and provided to maintain the appropriate temperatures as a cellar, for example.
They also look for gourmet domestic products that are coming in these segments and can replace some imported and gel and masses of hard grano.
Marco Quintarelli is a consultant of the AZO Group. Monday, Success in Contests
Source: The Day
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