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10.20.2015
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Data released by Conab correpondem to September. Onion Price, for example, dropped 49%
Brasília - The horticultural products fell more prices at filling stations (Ceasas) last month were tomatoes, onions and watermelon, reports bulletin released on Monday by the National Supply Company (Conab). The price of onions dropped as much as 49% in São Paulo, while the tomato and watermelon had to fall 26.9% and 20.7%, respectively, in Belo Horizonte.
The survey from Conab was based on the prices applied to Ceasas Vitoria, Belo Horizonte, in Rio de Janeiro, Curitiba, Campinas (SP) and Ceagesp of. In the coming reports, also may be included central Goiânia, Recife, Fortaleza and Rio Branco.
Tomato was the product with the highest price drop in September in Ceasas last month
The vegetables in this survey were selected lettuce, tomato, potato, onion and carrot. The falling price of tomatoes has also been recorded in Ceasas Victoria (23%), in Rio de Janeiro (22.9%), São Paulo (19.3%), Campinas (17.5%) and Curitiba ( 14.1%). According to the report from Conab, the downward trend should continue this month, but less intensely.
The cause of falling prices was to reduce the favorable climate for production, coupled with the decrease in consumption. According to Conab. the downward movement in prices is characteristic of this time of year. With lower price, tomatoes no longer the villain of his group in the composition of the National Index of Consumer Price (IPCA). The onion prices also fell 49% in São Paulo and 39.4% in Curitiba. The carrot has become cheaper in all central supply, except in Rio de Janeiro, which was up 1%.
Watermelon has become cheaper all markets surveyed, except in Rio de Janeiro, where there was an increase of 3.3% compared with August. In Sao Paulo, the price dropped 2.8%; in Victoria, 9.4%; in Campinas, 12.2%; in Curitiba, 14.7%; and Belo Horizonte, 20.7%.
Surveyed the fruits were banana, orange, apple, papaya and watermelon. The papaya had the second largest reduction in most plants, closely followed by banana. The exception was Rio de Janeiro, with increases of 8.4 and 7.9%, respectively.
Source: The Day
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