Beans makes the lack of products on the shelves shoot 43% in July

The bean harvest problems have led to a sharp drop in the supply of the item in the supermarket networks in the country. According to a survey of Agentrics, consulting the index of rupture (fouls) of grain reached 16.17% in June, an increase of 36% over the month of April. Compared to the same month last year, the advance was 43%.
For the retail Director of Agentrics, Robson Munhoz, the main reason for the shortages is the scarcity of beans. "Retailers are having trouble finding the product and renew stocks due to the problem of the crops, which were hampered by the weather," explains, noting that the rising price of the item in a year (58%) also changed consumer behavior, which led the networks to rethink the new purchases.