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Prices of carrots, beets, junca, onions, broccoli, and green beans rose over 10% due to lower supply from key regions.

16 of 23 cities saw positive wholesale market growth, with Tibasosa up 67.8%, Manizales 29.2%, and Bogotá 8.4%, despite some declines.

Imported dry peas, yellow corn, lentils fell; domestic beans, prime rice, corn on the cob rose.

Antioquia, Cundinamarca, Cauca, Boyacá, Tolima, and Nariño have the most vulnerable hectares, highlighting the need for targeted action.

Excess water threatens crops like bananas, cacao, avocado, vegetables, and potatoes, while high humidity boosts pests and disease.

Fresh fruits like mandarins, avocados, and pineapples saw big supply boosts; ginger, yams, and carrots also increased notably.

Colombia sees rises in meat (+4.7%), fish (+3.8%), and veggies (+1.6%) but declines in grains (-5.1%) and fruits (-1.1%).

These price fluctuations are largely attributed to an increase in supply due to weather and regional harvests.

ProColombia has opened registration for the 80th Business Matchmaking Forum to take place in Medellín’s Plaza Mayor Convention Center from March 16-18, expecting to bring together 3,000 entrepreneurs, exporters and buyers from across Colombia and abroad.