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CEAGESP Piracicaba: physical wholesale market in Piracicaba São Paulo

Name: CEAGESP Piracicaba
Address: Piracicaba São Paulo, Brazil

CEAGESP Piracicaba, or CEPIR, handles regional horticultural wholesale trade in São Paulo state. Piracicaba São Paulo, Brazil.

AGR-211 · Physical wholesale market · Piracicaba São Paulo, Brazil · BRL

CEAGESP Piracicaba, or CEPIR, handles regional horticultural wholesale trade in São Paulo state. The market is located on Rodovia SPA 155/308 at kilometre 04, in the Zona Rural area, postcode 13400-970. Its branch profile identifies oranges, potatoes, onions, cabbage and mangoes as important products. The road location is useful when planning vehicle movements, but an address alone does not establish loading-bay availability, parking arrangements or acceptance time for a particular consignment.

A publication citing CEAGESP reports 11,309 tonnes and BRL 29,334,075 of trade in 2024. These figures concern the individual branch and commodity transactions. They do not represent the whole network or fees collected from traders. Comparisons are more meaningful when volumes refer to the same year and a similar assortment. Monetary value also depends on the balance between relatively inexpensive bulky vegetables and higher-value fruit, so it is not a simple measure of the quality or competitiveness of the market's offering.

The timetable varies by weekday: Monday, Wednesday and Friday wholesale sessions run from 05:00 to 09:00, while Tuesday and Thursday sessions run from 16:00 to 19:00. This matters to businesses coordinating multiple collections. The branch profile lists paid early loading from 15:00 to 16:00 on Tuesday and Thursday. The telephone is +55 19 3424 2611. Confirm the latest timetable, holiday exceptions and the agreed collection point before travelling rather than assuming every weekday follows the morning schedule.

Select Piracicaba within São Paulo state and check the observation date and unit. For cabbage, distinguishing price per kilogram, crate and head is particularly important: a package quotation without its reference weight may not support a reliable comparison.

Mango buyers should agree variety, size and ripeness because these affect suitability for onward transport. For cabbage, check head size, damage and expected packing. Suppliers should give a realistic delivery time and agree how quality will be assessed on arrival. Both parties benefit from recording net weight, packaging charges, payment conditions and the claims procedure. The different morning and afternoon sessions may help organise a procurement route, but only after the intended supplier confirms attendance and preparation of the agreed order. Physical access to the site is not itself confirmation that goods are ready.

What is priced: Fruit, Vegetables and potatoes, Fruit and vegetables

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