Potato News from Brazil

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Potato tubers in the field
April 30, 2024
Brasil: precios para el final de abril
Los precios fluctúan levemente en función de las lluvias y fin de mes, pero la estabilidad general se mantiene.
Potato harvesting
April 23, 2024
Brasil: precios estables en abril
El balance al momento para el mes de abril es de estabilidad en los precios.
Potatoes in the market
April 08, 2024
Brasil: gran devaluación en algunos mercados por aumento en la oferta
Las lluvias dieron tregua al campo y el ritmo de cosecha se mantiene alto, con lo cual la oferta ha aumentado y los precios caído hasta en un 40%.
Potatoes in the market
March 26, 2024
Brasil: precios suben tras larga caída
Despues de cuatro semanas a la baja los precios de la papa vuelven a aumentar en función de las fuertes lluvias que dificultaron la cosecha.
Unwashed Potatoes
March 20, 2024
Brasil: continua la baja de precios
El mercado brasilero se mantiene sensible a variaciones en la oferta pero cierra su semana con precios a la baja.
Potatoes in the market
March 11, 2024
Brasil: precios bajan por tercer semana consecutiva
Debido a problemas de calidad y aumento en los ritmos de cosecha los precios continuan a la baja.
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Brasil impacto de las lluvias en los primeros meses del año
March 04, 2024
Brasil: impacto de las lluvias en los primeros meses del año
El fenómeno climatológico del niño trajo consigo las lluvias al sur de Brasil y con ellas llego una nueva realidad productiva.
Potatoes in the market
February 20, 2024
Brasil: precios altos tras el carnaval, importación continua
Precios en Brasil se mantienen al alza pese a una demanda debil. La importación desde Argentina se mantiene constante.
Potatoes in the market
February 05, 2024
Brasil: aumenta el ritmo de cosecha y caen los precios
Caen los precios en Brasil debido a que disminuyeron las lluvias y pudo avanzarse con la cosecha.
Fresh Potatoes
January 30, 2024
Brasil: lluvias en el sur mantienen los precios al alza
En Brasil, las fuertes lluvias en el sur han hecho de la cosecha una tarea imposible y de la oferta algo muy limitado. Los precios continuan al alza.
Potatoes in the market
January 22, 2024
Brasil: high prices favor the possibility of importing potatoes
Last week in Brazil, potato prices reached a high point.
Potatoes in the market
December 26, 2023
Brasil: aumentan los precios pese a un aumento en la oferta
En Brasil la semana pasada los volumenes de venta de papa aumentaron, a pesar de un aumento paralelo en el volumen ofertado.
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