The sectors most affected tomato, zucchini, cauliflower and brócoliEste weekend the price list of Consumer Guide has a strong upward trend in the price of vegetables, up over 50 cents (0.50 Bolivars) in items such as tomatoes, zucchini, cauliflower and broccoli.
wholesalers and retailers agree that this week the costs rose at an alarming rate for the winter. The rains have wasted many "cuts" or crops most sensitive items, in the sowing period and the time of collection.
For example, the basket of tomatoes in the wholesale market-content-approximately 20 kg was trading at 80 Bs, which only the greater would be around 4 Bs, excluding the profit margin from vendors. The same happens with the cauliflower and broccoli that are above the three bolivars wholesale, and lettuce seems to follow the same steps and increase their price to more than 4 Bs.F. The banana and cassava are keeping their prices for weeks, but the banana showed a significant increase due a drop in production and product input from the state of Zulia. This week is between 3.5 and 5 Bs, priced at more than 180 Bs.F the package.
However, the pope who until now had been an exaggerated tendency to rise, apparently took its toll on a stop and stalled between four and six Bs, depending on the type and quality. Last week he had noted an increase in a strong market bolivar city of San Cristobal, heavy rains and flooding in the Colombian coffee axis also finished with a large number of crops, but this week the entry of large numbers potato from the state of Merida caused prices to decline and remain as last week. While fruit prices had remained virtually unchanged for several weeks, this week some fruits showed a slight variation as papaya, that the presentation of papaya come to get even over the 4 Bs strong kilo, although Creole presentation can be found even at 2 Bs.F.Sin however, highlights the situation of the passion fruit.
addition to the production fell and many cuts were damaged by the rains, some vendors have chosen not to buy by the high prices that ultimately represent a loss to their businesses for its low weight and for being "pure shell "Constant change
Vendors and wholesalers agree that constant change, almost daily, prices, depending on climatic conditions and scarcity of the different items, has caused heavy losses to producers, because although production costs are constantly increase, especially in regard to the agro-must sometimes sell their goods at lower prices, for example, due to increased amounts of a product in the wholesale market. Wholesalers can not bill clarifies that not even one day in advance because doing so would represent losses to an excessive increase in the price of overnight
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