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This Thursday, food supplies to Lima’s wholesale markets continue to fall amid protests and checkpoint reported in the country.
According to the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (Midagri), the Great Wholesale Market of Lima received 6,329 tons of produce today alone, down from recent weeks.
The data shows that what was reported this Thursday is 19.4% less than catering the normal of the last four registered Thursdays.
Similarly, potato-only income at this supply center fell 11.6% this morning.
Elsewhere in the capital Wholesale market Fruit No. 2 reported that the supply was 65.5% lower than in recent weeks, and amounted to only 873 tons of products.
What goods have risen in price?
At Lima’s Big Wholesale Market, the foods that grew the most today were green beans, canary beans, Andean black potatoes, yellow yucca, purple garlic, kanchan potatoes, and yellow tumbey potatoes.
Today’s fluctuations are minimal because, for example, green beans have risen in price by 6.1%, increasing from 2.45 to 2.60 Singaporean dollars per kilogram. But in the last week price of this commodity increased by 17.6%, as it used to cost S / 2.21.
Another product that accumulates one of the biggest weekly gains is yellow cassava. Today it has fallen in price from 3.25 to 3.33 shillings per kilogram, and seven days ago it cost 2.66 shillings, that is, increased by 25.1%.
Likewise, a week ago dad Yungay cost 2.33 shillings a kilo and now sells for 2.80 shillings, while black potatoes cost 2.31 shillings a kilo and now average 2.68 shillings a kilo from wholesalers.
In terms of fruit, the wholesale market registered price increases for 19 of the 28 staples it sells.
The largest increase in fruit consumption was recorded in pineapple, silver, passion fruit, peach, papaya and grapes.
When a pineapple, its Hawaiian variety cost from 2.14 to 2.58 Singaporean dollars per kilogram in one day. A week ago, Midagri indicated that it cost S/1.98, which means that it is now 29.8% more expensive.
Another strong rise last week was due to grape network globe. This fruit cost S/2.24 seven days ago, and now it is sold at S/2.73 per kilogram, that is, its price has increased by 22%.
Source: RPP
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