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Research by the Hortifrúti/Cepea team shows that tomato prices continue to fall, reflecting the high supply due to high productivity in the winter harvest, which is still being harvested. Last week, the box of 3A salad tomatoes in the wholesale market in São Paulo (SP) closed at an average of R$56, a 16.4% drop compared to the previous period. In Belo Horizonte (MG), the drop was 10.1%, to R$49/box; in Campinas (SP), prices closed at around R$66/box, a 3.5% drop, and in Rio de Janeiro (RJ), at R$47/box (-12.6%). According to researchers from Hortifrúti/Cepea, the rains recorded in the producing regions of São Paulo and Minas Gerais made harvesting a little difficult last week, but supply remained high. In addition, due to the rainfall, there was a loss of quality, with spots appearing on the fruits, further reducing their shelf life.

Tomato prices continue to fall, reflecting the abundant supply generated by the high productivity of the winter crop, which is still being harvested. According to data from the Hortifrúti/Cepea team, last week, a box of 3A salad tomatoes in the wholesale market in São Paulo (SP) was sold at an average of R$56, which represents a drop of 16.4% compared to the previous period. In Belo Horizonte (MG), the price fell 10.1%, reaching R$49 per box, while in Campinas (SP), the value was R$66 per box, a reduction of 3.5%. In Rio de Janeiro (RJ), the price closed at R$47, a drop of 12.6%. Researchers from Hortifrúti/Cepea point out that rain in the producing regions of São Paulo and Minas Gerais made harvesting difficult last week. However, supply remained high, which contributed to the drop in prices. Furthermore, rainfall caused a loss of fruit quality, with the appearance of spots on the skins, which resulted in an additional reduction

Local production begins harvest, boosting market prices.