Supermarkets burst index of falls in may

The supermarket retail starts to show signs of stability. The lack of products on gondola, namely, registered the lowest indexes of 2016 following in fall from April (10.21%) and may (10.03%). In March, the rupture was 11.16%. Despite the reduction, disruption is still high when compared to historical rates of 8%.
The health and beauty sector was the largest reduction in fouls between March and may, a fall of 1.69%. Already the food sector had the highest may rupture, 10.57%, while health and beauty registered 9.23%, 9.44% beverages and cleaning 7.90%.

To the Director of the retail relationship of Agentrics, Robson Munhoz, reducing the disruption related to the prospects of the new economic policy of the country. "With the return of the Government and the increased credibility of entrepreneurs, there was increased investment in various products, which consequently reduced shortages on the shelves," he explains.
Another reason for the fall is that break industry sales grew 0.24 percent in the first quarter of this year, according to a survey of Abras (Brazilian Association of Supermarkets).