CEASA Paraná Unidade Curitiba: physical wholesale market in Curitiba Tatuquara
CEASA Paraná Unidade Curitiba is the wholesale unit in Curitiba's Tatuquara district. Curitiba Tatuquara, Brazil.
AGR-096 · Physical wholesale market · Curitiba Tatuquara, Brazil · BRL
CEASA Paraná Unidade Curitiba is the wholesale unit in Curitiba's Tatuquara district. The distinction matters because the operator's portal publishes information for several cities. Buyers can use the centre to identify fruit and vegetable suppliers, while producers can approach wholesalers and professional customers. The published address is Rodovia BR-116, 22881, kilometre 111.
The official statistical series records Curitiba volume of 949,003.44 tonnes in 2025 and 958,488.36 tonnes in 2024. These are annual figures for the unit rather than the entire network. The comparison indicates slightly lower volume in 2025, but does not explain changes in prices, quality or margins. A purchasing decision still requires product-specific and seasonal analysis; aggregate tonnes cannot establish whether a particular variety is available in the required grade.
CEASA publishes daily price observations. Its service guidance describes minimum, mean and maximum prices together with packaging and origin information, with compiled data available from 10:00. Users should select Curitiba and the relevant date. The spreadsheet retains the unit name so later updates can keep locations separate.
Buyers should inspect the package unit and the meaning of the average. A crate price requires its net weight to be known, and a wide range may reflect different quality levels. State variety, size, origin and quantity in an enquiry, then obtain price confirmation from the merchant. A published report does not reserve a lot or establish delivery charges. Collection timing must be agreed with the business separately from the time when the statistical report is released.
Producers seeking sales should establish a receiving customer and acceptance conditions before dispatching a truck. A harvest schedule, grading description and packing standard make an offer easier to evaluate. Recurring deliveries need agreed claims procedures, returnable-crate settlement and payment deadlines. An independent operation within the centre requires additional discussions with the administration. Statistics and the price archive help assess seasonality and scale, but the return on an individual shipment depends on the accepted commercial terms. Recording those terms alongside the lot identifier helps reconcile quantities shipped, accepted and invoiced.
What is priced: Fruit, Vegetables and potatoes, Fruit and vegetables
Where to find the prices
Sources
- Volume series
- Daily prices
- Methodology and contact
All agricultural exchanges, markets and price sources
