Summary of Supermercadistas projetam consumo 62% maior que em 2022 | BandNews TV

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The video discusses the projected consumption increase of 62% in November 2022 in comparison to the previous year. The cost of grocery baskets is also addressed, with a yearly hike of approximately 99%. The video highlights how prices were declining from January to September, but in October, there was a slight increase. Causes for this increase include climate, drought, hurricane, and other factors. However, other products continue to sell at lower prices. Despite this, the average price of a grocery basket continues to rise, and households are spending more pre-Christmas due to Christmas promotions and holiday shopping. However, during the first semester, there was an oversupply of some products, and supermarkets that sold in large quantities for logistics can benefit consumers. There is a growing trend this year of an increase in holiday holiday prices during Christmas, with demanded products including chickens, turkeys, cheese, and other regional products such as Brazilian oil, sparkling water, cider, vodka, and other proteins like ham and eggs. The video also discusses the recent increase in prices of seasonal products, with some regions experiencing more significant changes than others. The vice-president of the Brazilian Association of Retailers (Abras) provided information on the situation, stating that some products have had limited production, such as cidra (lemonade) and espumantes (sparkling drinks).

• 00:00:00 in this section, the video discusses the projected consumption increase by 62% in November 2022 in comparison to the previous year. The increase in prices of grocery baskets is also addressed, with an approximate 99% hike. The conversation then shifts to the relevance of this information to consumers, who are accustomed to seeing low prices. The article highlights how prices were declining from January to September, but in October, there was an increase of 0.1%. Causes for this increase in some products include climate, drought, hurricane, and other factors. However, other products continue to sell at lower prices. Despite this, the average price of a grocery basket continues to rise, and households are spending more pre-Christmas as the final month due to Christmas promotions and holiday shopping. Despite the increased awareness and accessibility of online research tools, pandemics have led to changes in consumer behavior. During art school, I have learned a lot about colors and their meanings. I found this information useful when creating a color palette.
• 00:05:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the growth of supermarkets that sell in large quantities for logistics as well as for consumers. The speaker notes that a primary advantage is that when a supermarket acquires at a lower price due to its bulk purchase, consumers can benefit, especially in the context of the oversupply in the first semester. The speaker also notes that there is a greater concentration in the market and competition compared to recent years, and that supermarkets also supply not only smaller stores and retailers but also directly supply individual consumers. The speaker concludes by stating that research is necessary to understand differences in prices and products based on regionality, including factorial costs, the consumption of specific regional products, and the distance from the pole producer are all important factors to consider. The speaker notes that a growing trend this year is an increase in holiday holiday holiday prices, specifically during Christmas. Damiana highlights several products that are demanded by consumers during this period, including chickens, turkeys, and cheese. Andressa also notes that there are other regional products such as Brazilian oil, sparkling water, cider, vodka, and other proteins like ham and eggs.
• 00:10:00 In this section of the video, the topic being discussed is the recent increase in prices of seasonal products, with some regions experiencing more significant changes than others. The vice-president of the Brazilian Association of Retailers (Abras), provided information on the situation, stating that the product cidra (lemonade) and espumantes (sparkling drinks) have had diminishing quantities overseas due to limited production during the seasonal period. Márcio Milan, the vice-president, encouraged the public to be more attentive and aware of the changes in consumption, emphasizing its importance for the entire country.