Shopkeepers in Rio Branco expect an increase in sales and are betting on promotions ? Less than half of consumers in Rio Branco plan to give Father's Day gifts this year. This was what a survey by the Federation of Commerce of Goods, Services and Tourism of Acre (Fecomércio-AC) revealed this Friday (7). The study interviewed 200 people in the capital of Acre and only 36% of them said they intended to give gifts on the date celebrated this Sunday (9), while another 58% said they did not. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp Another information contained in the survey is that 61.5% of people reported that they did not usually give gifts on Father's Day. Another 38.5% said yes. The main shopping destination for the commemorative date is the Centro de Rio Branco Asscom/Prefeitura de Rio Branco Among people who intend to buy for the date, clothes appear as the main item sought after, with 36.3% of responses. Next are perfumes, shoes, watches and football team shirts. Among the group, 81.2% plan to spend up to R$200 on buying gifts, while another 18.8% intend to invest amounts above R$200. READ MORE Who ‘invented’ Father’s Day and why is it celebrated in August? Server who died in an accident between a car and a trailer on BR-364 was taking her daughter to spend Father's Day in RO: 'Desolated' For Raiara Azevêdo, daughter of environmental activist and rubber tapper Raimundo Mendes de Barros, 81 years old, cousin of Chico Mendes, the idea is to buy a special gift. She said she is looking for options up to R$120. "I always give him a red blouse because it's something he collects. I didn't compare prices, but I think I should spend a maximum of around 120 reais," he told g1. Raiara Azevêdo is the daughter of environmental activist and rubber tapper Raimundão, she intends to buy a shirt from her father Personal archive Another profile outlined by the research is that of the recipients. The participants who will give gifts mentioned as honored: 80% - father; 8.4% - husband; 3.2% - uncle; 2.1% - stepfather and 6.3% - others. ?Where to buy? Also according to Fecomércio-AC, the Center of Rio Branco is the main shopping destination for 63.1% of respondents. The two shopping malls in Rio Branco appear next, with 13.1%. Furthermore, 8.3% of respondents said they prefer to shop in stores and windows in the neighborhood where they live, while another 3.6% said they opt for online shopping. Compared to 2025, 47% believe that spending this year should remain at the same level. Another 38% expect to spend more, 10% intend to reduce expenses and 5% were unable to answer. Gift tip To help with the task of finding the ideal gift, the g1 Shopping Guide selected 25 products that cost up to R$250 in mid-July. Prices were researched in the main internet stores. The list is divided into five categories. See below. Kitchen and barbecue Mini Pizza BBQ in Iron 24cm Boska; Cuisinart Chefs Classic Stainless Steel Frying Pan 24 cm; Bamboo Chop Home Style BBQ Set; Acacia Home Style Pylon; Tramontina 12-piece jumbo cutlery set. Bar and drinks Beefeater English gin Blackberry bottle 700ml; Stanley Beer Tumbler Happy Hour Hoppy Haze | 384ml; Bitter Angostura Aromatic 100ml; Home Style Baans wine accessory set; Wolff Columba Optic set of crystal beer glasses 470ml 6 pieces; Fitness and Sports Adidas Soccer Ball 2026 FIFA World Cup Trionda Training; Asics Raiden 4 Shoes; Kuikma men's Dry 500 tennis shorts navy blue; Nike Academy Unisex Bag; Under Armor Sportstyle Trend cap; Olympikus White Run Visor. Armaf Club de Nuit Intense Man perfumes; Botica 214 Dark Mint; Man David Beckham; Natura Essential Palo Santo. 15W ELG induction charger technology; Powerbank 14,000 mAh Geonav; JBL Wave Flex 2 bluetooth headphones; Lity T10P bluetooth headset; Logitech G G640 gaming mousepad. Review Acre’s news programs
Less than half of consumers plan to give Father's Day gifts in Rio Branco
Shopkeepers in Rio Branco expect an increase in sales and are betting on promotions ? Less than half of consumers in Rio Branco plan to give Father's Day gifts this year. This was what a survey by the Federation of...
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