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html" class="zdbq" title="Price related food information" target="_blank">Price Index (IPCA ) recently released by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) shows that in the past 12 months, domestic foodmate.
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In this regard, experts explained that the factors contributing to the increase in rice prices come from multiple sources, including the foodmate.
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The Brazilian website "G1" reported on March 23 that Lucilio Alves, a professor at the Luis de Queiroz School of Agriculture (Esalq/USP) and a researcher at the Esalq/USP Advanced Research Center for Applied Economics (Cepea), University of São Paulo, Brazil ) Explained that since the outbreak of the new crown epidemic in March last year, the increase in the number of households in Brazil has led to an increase in rice consumption; the appreciation of the U.
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dollar against the real, rice producers are more willing to export their products to obtain higher profits, which directly leads to rice on the domestic market Products cannot meet consumer demand; in addition, the increase in fertilizer prices during the epidemic has pushed up the cost of rice cultivation, which ultimately led to product prices.
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dollar against the real, rice producers are more willing to export their products to obtain higher profits, which directly leads to rice on the domestic market Products cannot meet consumer demand; in addition, the increase in fertilizer prices during the epidemic has pushed up the cost of rice cultivation, which ultimately led to product prices.