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In May, citrus growers and juice firms association Fundecitrus based in the orange-growing state of São Paulo forecast that Brazil would produce its smallest crop in 35 years, saying yields would be down almost 25 per cent from last year.
But now “even that quite pessimistic forecast probably won’t be achieved, given the conditions we’re seeing”, said Andrés Padilla, an analyst at Rabobank.
“We’re going through the worst drought in 50 years in Brazil,..."
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