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Fruit Imported by the Clouds and Collapse of Local Sales: the Impact of Border Closure and Climate on the Fruit and Vegetable Market - Diario San Rafael

The fruit and vegetable market goes through a scenario of strong volatility marked by the overlap of logistical factors, climatic contingencies and a marked withdrawal of consumption.The prolonged closure of the International Pass Christ the Redeemer, derived from the intense snowfalls in high mountains, interrupted the usual supply of products imported from Southeast Asia and the Pacific region that enter the country through Chile.
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The fruit and vegetable market goes through a scenario of strong volatility marked by the overlap of logistical factors, climatic contingencies and a marked withdrawal of consumption.The prolonged closure of the International Pass Christ the Redeemer, derived from the intense snowfalls in high mountains, interrupted the usual supply of products imported from Southeast Asia and the Pacific region that enter the country through Chile.

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diariosanrafael.com.ar broke the news on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
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