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The National Service for Agri-Food Health and Quality (Senasa) declared a Phytosanitary Alert for the districts of San Pedro and Baradero in the Buenos Aires province, until July 31, 2026, following the first detections of the citrus psyllid (Diaphorina citri Kuwayama), which is the vector species of the HLB disease (Huanglongbing or greening of the fruit). The discovery was made in a backyard plant last June. The situation worries the producers in the area, as this is one of the main productive activities with over 1,500 hectares of commercial citrus plantations and about 17 fruit packing facilities operating. Until now, these districts were within the region considered free of HLB and the psyllid, according to Resolution 875 of 2020, and had, since 2010, a network of 89 active traps and 36,500 sites under monitoring. The decision of the sanitary agency, stipulated in Resolution 593, arrived in the official bulletin accompanied by the approval of the "Integrated Management Plan ...

A survey by Cepea shows that the price of oranges for the industry reacted this week, after the market had "gone sideways," waiting for decisions on North American tariffs. Between August 4 and 7, the average was R$ 45.42/box of 40.8 kg, an increase of 4.61% from the previous period. According to the Research Center, in the coming days, producers await the resumption of contract closures for 2025/26 season fruits, which were stalled throughout July.

The exclusion of Brazilian orange juice from the new 50% tariff announced by former U.S. President Donald Trump brought immediate relief to one of the most strategic chains in the national agribusiness. According to Leandro Avelar, CEO of JPA Agro, the measure prevented a collapse that would have affected not only the industry but thousands of producers in the countryside. Orange juice represents more than 42% of Brazilian exports to the U.S., and its inclusion in the tariff would have had a direct impact on billions of reais moved annually.