Citrus: With weakened demand, quotes from Orange retreat
1/19/2018 -
The rainfall recorded in the State of São Paulo have impacted the demand for citrus, which presses the values of Orange, as researchers from the Cepea.
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Climate and investment benefit Orange production in Brazil and MG
12/18/2017 -
Orange production should add 385.2 million boxes of 40.8 kilos this harvest 2017/18 belt formed by São Paulo and Minas Gerais, second estimate released by Fundecitrus (Citrus Defense Fund), with contributions from farmers and juice industries. The volume is almost 3% greater than the projected in September and 57% higher than the 2016/17 cycle (245.3 million boxes), which was hampered by climatic adversities.
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Not from concentrate juice saves citrus industry
7/18/2017 -
Brazilian exports of concentrated juice (FCOJ). After having reached 1.13 million tons in 2001, fell to 655,000 2016/17 harvest.
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Export of orange juice from Brazil close crop on the lowest volume since 1991
7/11/2017 -
SAO PAULO-the export of orange juice from Brazil, the largest global exporter, ended the season 2016/17 (July/June) at the lowest level in more than 25 years, with the industry suffering the impact of an increased breakdown of crop, reported on Monday the National Association of exporters of Citrus juices (CitrusBR).
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Balance of trade has surplus of US bi $1.045 in the 1st week of July
7/11/2017 -
BRASILIA--the brazilian trade balance recorded a surplus of $ $1.045 billion in the first week of July (days 1 to 9), according to data released by the Ministry of industry, Trade and services (MDIC) on Monday, 10. The positive balance is the result of exports of $ $4.055 billion and imports of $ $3.010 billion.
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Orange juice stocks should grow at least 185% in crop
5/19/2017 -
São Paulo – The global stocks of orange juice from Brazil must finish the season 2017/18 (July/June) with volumes between 200,000 and 300,000 tons, which means an increase of at least 185% in comparison with the projection for the closing of the current crop, which must terminate with the lowest levels in history, said on Friday the Association of exporters CitrusBR.
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Excess water in diluted orange juice produced by Brazil
2/15/2017 -
(Bloomberg)--Brazil, the largest exporter of orange juice in the world, is producing oranges with excessive levels of water through the second harvest followed and there is no end in sight to the problem.
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Grow sales of coconut water and tea
10/19/2016 -
The coconut water and bottled teas ready are the only categories of non-alcoholic beverages that grow in sales this year, according to data from the Nielsen consulting. In January to August, sales of coconut water advanced 5.3% in volume compared with the same period in 2015. Sales of teas ready increased 0.9% in the same range. The soft drinks market as a whole shrank 7.2 percent.
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Xandô must grow 30% this year
8/30/2016 -
After 1 2015 it was necessary to work harder to sell the same volume, the Dairy Xandô expects a high of 30% in its turnover, which should reach 100,000,000 R$ this year, according to Carlos Eduardo Pasetti, CEO of the company.
The company sells milk the pasteurized kind and also orange juice with the Xandô brand, produced primarily with fruit grown on seven farms belonging to the holding company Grupasso in the cities of São Paulo State.
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Brazilian orange juice exports fell in July
7/29/2016 -
According to the Ministry of industry, Trade and services, in July, until the fourth week, the Brazil embarked 118,700 tons of orange juice.
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Consumer finds it difficult to maintain healthy nutrition
7/15/2016 -
Although value healthy habits of life, consumers still find it difficult to put them into practice. In research conducted by the Centrum and the market intelligence area of Editora Abril, 93% of respondents claimed to be aware that they should ingest a greater amount of any food.
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In the category without alcohol, the expansion is in coconut water, tea and m...
7/11/2016 -
A study by the consultancy Nielsen indicates that, from 2015, the categories of mineral water, coconut water and tea ready to drink are the only non-alcoholic drinks that are still growing in the country.
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