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Key Takeaway
- Brazil acai berry farm-gate prices showed significant volatility between January 2025 and August 2026. Prices increased steadily from US$0.69/Kg in January 2025 to US$0.93/Kg in April, before declining to US$0.39/Kg in December 2025. The market recovered strongly in early 2026, with prices rising from US$0.60/Kg in January to a period high of US$1.31/Kg in March, followed by a sharp correction. By August 2026, the price had fallen to US$0.35/Kg, close to the series low of US$0.34/Kg recorded in July.
- The price movements indicate a market characterized by strong seasonal and supply-driven fluctuations. Changes in harvest availability, fruit supply, producer-market arrivals, processing demand, export requirements and downstream demand can influence farm-gate pricing. The approximately 73% decline from the March 2026 peak to August 2026 highlights the extent of the recent correction, while the repeated price surges and declines suggest that acai producers, processors and buyers may face considerable short-term price variability.
About This Dataset
This dataset tracks the monthly average farm gate price of acai berries in Brazil, expressed in USD per kilogram. It provides a time-series view of producer-level price movements, helping users monitor seasonal price patterns, market fluctuations, and changes in farm-level realizations. The dataset focuses on prices reported from the Amapá region, a significant acai-producing area in Brazil.
Methodology
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Sources
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