Price of chicken drops to S/ 5 soles per kilo

In addition, the price of wholesale eggs stood at 8.28 soles per kilogram.

He Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (Midagri) reported that the chicken price in the wholesale market it was offered to a minimum of 5 soles per kilogramone of the lowest prices recorded since October 2023.

In terms of supply of vegetables and fruits in the main wholesale markets, a total income of 10,201 tons was reported, distributed between the Great Wholesale Market of Lima (GMML) and the Fruit Market No. 2 of La Victoria.

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In the GMML, andIncome was 7,615 tons of products, an increase of 3.3% compared to the last four Tuesdays. Of this total, 2,714 tons corresponded to different varieties of potatoes, which represented an increase of 10.8% in relation to the last four Tuesdays.

Price of Chicken and other products by wholesaler

• Carrot: 0.87 soles per kilogram
• Yellow cassava: 0.88 soles per kilogram
• Potato canchan: 1.03 soles per kilogram
• Lemon in a bag: 1.22 soles per kilogram
• Yellow sweet potato: 1.53 soles per kilogram
• Onion: 1.73 soles per kilogram
• Green mountain bean: 1.75 soles per kilogram
• Olluco: 1.83 soles per kilogram
• Macre squash: 1.85 soles per kilogram
• Cusco type corn: 2.50 soles per kilogram
• Tomato: 3.47 soles per kilogram
• Canarian green beans: 3.83 soles per kilogram
• American vanilla bean: 4.33 soles per kilogram

In the Fruit Market No. 2 of La Victoria, the income was 2,586 tons of fruits. The main offers were:

• Coquito melon: 0.79 soles per kilogram
• Watermelon: 0.83 soles per kilogram
• Valencia orange: 0.84 soles per kilogram
• Banana sponge cake: 1.01 soles per kilogram
• Papaya: 1.06 soles per kilogram
• Hawaiian pineapple: 1.28 soles per kilogram
• Satsuma mandarin: 1.70 soles per kilogram
• Regular apple: 1.73 soles per kilogram
• Creole avocado: 2.54 soles per kilogram
• Alfonso Grape: 3.03 soles per kilogram

The increase in the supply of chicken in the collection centers of Lima has contributed to the downward trend in its price, which was sold at a minimum of 5.00 soles per kilogram.