South region has the cheapest liter of diesel in Brazil, points out Edenred Ticket Log

The most recent analysis of the Edenred Ticket Log (IPTL) Price Index, a survey that consolidates the price behavior of transactions at gas stations, providing a precise average, showed that, in the South, there was an increase in the price of gasoline, ethanol and of diesel. After increasing 1,34% compared to the June consolidated figure, gasoline was sold at R$6,04. Regular diesel was found at R$5,90 and S-10 at R$5,96, with increases of 0,85% and 1,19%, respectively. The price of ethanol also rose, found at R$4,22 (+1,69%). 

“Despite the trend of increasing prices in the region, for both types of diesel, the fuel found at local stations was the lowest in all of Brazil. The S-10 diesel sold in Paraná at R$5,93, and the regular diesel sold at R$5,85, were the cheapest among all Brazilian states, including the Federal District. With the exception of Rio Grande do Sul, ethanol was evaluated as more advantageous for supply in the region. This is very positive, as ethanol is an ecologically more interesting fuel as it emits fewer pollutants into the atmosphere and contributes to low-carbon mobility”, highlights Douglas Pina, General Director of Mobility at Edenred Brasil. 

Check out the tables with the averages for each state in the South Region: