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In November 2024, experts from the Institute of Macroeconomic and Regional Studies under the Cabinet of Ministers (IMRI) of the Republic of Uzbekistan conducted another monitoring of prices for food products for 21 items in the largest supermarket chains in Tashkent, EastFruit reports. Read also: Potato production in Uzbekistan increased by 4.3% - results of January-September 2024 The results of the monitoring showed that for 8 items, the minimum prices decreased compared to the previous month. According to Nuz.uz, the decrease in prices for yellow onions was 8.2%, cabbage - 6.3%, lemons - 5.1%, apples - 0.8%. Minimum prices increased for 10 items. The largest price increase was noted for tomatoes and cucumbers, which is due to the seasonal factor. Moreover, in comparison with the figures for the same period last year, prices for cucumbers are 14.5% lower, while prices for tomatoes have increased by only 0.4%.

Bmti surveys also show a significant decline for fennel. Good start to the season for black cabbage, fluctuating prices for peppers Artichokes down, but Rome is an exception The artichoke campaign is still subdued, with prices dropping further but still holding up at higher levels than last year. This is due to less than optimal demand and not very high quantities, due to the temperature changes of the past few weeks. The opposite trend is seen in the Rome market, which is seeing a rise in prices, as it is a product in high demand especially in the catering industry, as it is used in typical Roman recipes. Slight rise for chestnuts Thanks to the arrival of lower autumn temperatures, demand for chestnuts is slowly rising. Prices are lower than last year, highlighting good production and not very high demand, which is affected by the warm climate in October. Black cabbage, start of season

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.