CEASA Paraná — Londrina: physical wholesale market in Londrina
The CEASA Paraná unit in Londrina is a separate wholesale market from the Curitiba unit described in an earlier supplement. Londrina, Brazil.
AGR-139 · Physical wholesale market · Londrina, Brazil · BRL
The CEASA Paraná unit in Londrina is a separate wholesale market from the Curitiba unit described in an earlier supplement. It is at Avenida Brasília 10000 in Londrina’s Lindóia district. The operator lists 242,000 m² of land, 96 businesses and 1,478 registered producers without a clear measurement year in the profile. Registered producers should not be interpreted as the number trading simultaneously on a particular morning. The unit’s contact telephone is +55 43 3325 4404.
The market handles fruit and vegetables through wholesale businesses and a producer channel. Its price table includes Pérola pineapples, garlic, potatoes, onions, dry coconuts, Pera oranges, Fuji and Gala apples, Formosa papaya, watermelons, yellow melons, cucumbers, okra, mandarins and tomatoes. Variety names matter: a Fuji apple quotation should not automatically stand for every apple variety, and Formosa papaya is a more specific category than papaya in general. Buyers should retain these distinctions when comparing offers or building a price series.
The public Londrina bulletin reports most frequent prices in BRL. Individual rows use different units: a kilogram or a package with a stated weight, including 15, 20 or 25 kg examples. Read the unit, grade and variety before comparing values. The word “hoje”, meaning “today”, in the filename does not prove that the observation is current; the date displayed in the table is what matters.
Published hours differ by day: 02:00–09:00 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and 04:00–09:00 on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The producer area is identified with Monday, Wednesday and Friday activity. Check the current calendar and agree collection timing with the supplier. Customers travelling from another city may benefit from reserving stock beforehand, since a product appearing in a bulletin does not guarantee its availability on arrival. Loading time and the return journey should be included in the plan for maintaining product condition.
A seller should establish whether the proposal is to supply an existing company or use space intended for producers. Registration, receipt and settlement may involve different arrangements. A buyer should verify net weight, consistency between packages and any loading charge. A recurring contract benefits from defined substitutions, a deadline for reporting shortages and rules for returning crates. The most frequent price provides context, but the full purchasing cost also includes transport and quality losses before resale. A carefully documented first order can test whether the chosen packing and delivery schedule suit both parties.
What is priced: Fruit, Vegetables and potatoes
Where to find the prices
Sources
- ceasa.pr.gov.br — Units and figures
- celepar7.pr.gov.br — Quotations
- ceasa.pr.gov.br — Price archive
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