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Lower domestic demand, cold weather drive down Brazilian tilapia prices

May and June have been marked by a significant drop in domestic demand for Brazilian tilapia mainly due to the end of Lent and the arrival of a cold front

By María Feijóo | June 21, 2022 16:00 BST
Credit: Peixe BR
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The month of May has been marked by a significant drop in domestic demand for Brazilian tilapia, Brazil's center for advanced studies on applied economics, known as CEPEA, said.  [...]

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