If a recent study shows that peaches significantly reduce the risk of cancer, leading to a surge in consumer purchases of peaches, what is the likely effect on the supply side of the market for peaches?

When more people start buying peaches because they believe they can reduce cancer risk, this increases the demand for peaches. As demand goes up, peach farmers and sellers see an opportunity to make more money. In response, they are likely to produce more peaches to meet this new demand, which means the supply of peaches will also increase. For example, if a local farm usually sells 100 peaches a week, they might decide to grow and sell 150 peaches a week to keep up with the increased interest. Overall, the market adjusts by increasing the supply to match the higher demand.