CEAGESP Marília: physical wholesale market in Marília São Paulo
CEAGESP Marília, also identified as CEMAR, is a regional fruit and vegetable wholesale market in São Paulo state. Marília São Paulo, Brazil.
AGR-210 · Physical wholesale market · Marília São Paulo, Brazil · BRL
CEAGESP Marília, also identified as CEMAR, is a regional fruit and vegetable wholesale market in São Paulo state. It operates at Avenida Reverendo Crisanto Cesar 209, Jardim Santa Antonieta, postcode 17512-180. The operator's profile highlights tomatoes, potatoes, oranges, bananas and onions. This range is relevant to food shops, street-market traders and catering businesses seeking recurring supplies of staple produce. Order size, packing and the exact composition of a purchase nevertheless have to be agreed with the individual dealer.
Reported 2024 results in a publication citing CEAGESP amount to 13,442 tonnes and BRL 64,607,605 of commodity trade. These are not stall-rental receipts or management-company revenue. Annual throughput does not measure available warehouse space either. A buyer should combine this indication of scale with enquiries about current supply, seasonality and the ability to prepare repeat consignments to a consistent specification. A market can handle substantial annual tonnage without having a particular grade available on every trading day.
The central operating-hours list gives Monday and Thursday wholesale sessions from 10:00 to 14:00, with early loading from 08:00 subject to a charge. The branch profile also retains older early-loading information, making confirmation worthwhile before travel, particularly around holidays. Administration lists +55 14 3425 3299. Session days matter to suppliers because arriving with perishable goods outside the appropriate receiving window can increase waiting time, handling expense and the risk of deterioration before sale.
Prices from another CEAGESP branch should not be relabelled as local quotations. Relevant fields include branch name, observation date, product, variety, unit and quality. An empty field must not be interpreted as a zero price, and a historical report is not proof of stock available today.
Tomato buyers should specify ripeness appropriate to the transport time and acceptable cracking or damage. Orange orders should distinguish fruit for juice from lots intended for fresh retail sale. Potato and onion suppliers should state net package weight and grading clearly. Sellers should establish whether the counterparty purchases on its own account or acts as an intermediary, then confirm deductions, settlement deadlines and responsibility for any unsold balance. These agreements help determine the economic outcome of a delivery more accurately than the headline wholesale quotation alone.
What is priced: Fruit, Vegetables and potatoes, Fruit and vegetables
Sources
- ceagesp.gov.br — Branch profile
- rciararaquara.com.br — 2024 results, publication citing CEAGESP
- ceagesp.gov.br — Official hours
- ceagesp.gov.br — Route to price system
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