
2025/26 orange harvest expected to grow 36,2% in SP and MG
Fundecitrus estimates production of 314,6 million boxes, driven by favorable weather and more productive trees
Increase in the number of eggs, more frequent flights for dispersal and greater distances, in addition to more attractiveness to the host, are some of the changes observed in the contaminated psyllid
Good harvest of early oranges helps to balance the expected loss in the Pera orange harvest, which is advancing faster this year
Psyllid resistance to insecticides, management failures and climate favorable to sprouts and growth of the insect population explain the growth of the disease