CEAGESP Entreposto Terminal São Paulo: physical wholesale market in São Paulo
Entreposto Terminal São Paulo, or ETSP, is CEAGESP’s main wholesale complex in São Paulo. São Paulo, Brazil · Large physical fresh-food wholesale centre.
AGR-019 · Physical wholesale market · São Paulo, Brazil · BRL
Large physical fresh-food wholesale centre
Entreposto Terminal São Paulo, or ETSP, is CEAGESP’s main wholesale complex in São Paulo. Its trade covers fruit, vegetables, seafood, flowers and selected food products. Producers and merchants supply customers such as shops, restaurants and street-market traders. The broad sourcing network makes ETSP a useful place to observe the availability and seasonality of Brazilian produce.
A buyer should identify a suitable merchant and establish grade, variety, origin, packaging and collection time. For tropical fruit, the stage of ripeness should suit the remaining distribution journey. A lower purchase price can prove less attractive if the lot needs immediate sale or generates more waste. For a larger order, agree quality sampling, weighing arrangements and transport temperature. Availability and delivery capability should be confirmed for the actual date rather than inferred from a general product listing. These details can have a substantial effect on the usable quantity received at the destination.
A seller working with a market trader should understand the settlement model and all deductions. CEAGESP explicitly distinguishes published wholesale selling prices from the prices paid to producers. Differences can reflect quality, quantity, origin, delivery frequency and individual negotiations. For a grower, the useful calculation is net proceeds after transport, packaging and services rather than a simple comparison with the public table. Claims procedures and responsibility for the goods should be agreed before dispatch. If the commercial arrangement includes sale on commission or another intermediary service, its terms need to be confirmed with the counterparty rather than assumed from the market’s name.
The Cotações section provides daily price information, while the CEAGESP index tracks monthly changes in a representative basket. The index is neither a complete product price list nor a purchase offer. Seasonality and origin information can add context. The 3.2-million-tonne figure comes from a facility profile that does not state a base year, which is explicitly recorded in the table; dated 2025 Palmer mango arrivals are shown separately. This keeps the information usable without implying full comparability. Maintaining these fields also makes it easier to compare a future supplier offer with the same product observation rather than with a different quality or packaging category.
What is priced: Fruit, Vegetables and potatoes, Cut flowers and ornamentals, Poultry and eggs, Fish and seafood
Where to find the prices
Products and quotations
Oranges; Tomatoes; Potatoes; Papaya; Apples; Limes and lemons; Mangoes; Chayote; Courgettes; Onions; Garlic; Dry coconut; Eggs; Other fruit; Leafy vegetables; Other vegetables; Fish; Flowers
Key figures
- Annual volume stated on facility page: 3,200,000 t/year (base year unspecified). Approximate; ETSP, not the entire CEAGESP network.
- Palmer mango arrivals: 54,682.25 t (2025). One ETSP product.
- Items in the price index: 161 items (Website as of 2026-10-27). Index basket, not complete assortment.
Sources
- CEAGESP — facility profile
- CEAGESP — 2025 arrivals
- CEAGESP — price index
- CEAGESP — quotations and methodology
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