85% of the aguaymanto exported by Peru in 2019 corresponds to dehydrated

Published 2020년 6월 23일

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In 2019, Peru's aguaymanto exports saw a 25% decrease, totaling 344,971 tons, with the Netherlands as the leading destination despite a 28% drop. The United States, Germany, and Canada also experienced changes in their import volumes. The Netherlands was the largest market for dehydrated aguaymanto, followed by the United States and Germany. Exports varied in form, with dehydrated being the most popular and experiencing a 23% drop, while fresh fruit exports saw an 854% increase. Organic exports made up 68% of the total, but saw a 31% decrease from the previous year. Sea transport was the dominant method of exporting, with air transport accounting for a small fraction. As of 2020, exports have reached 91,271 tons, mainly to the United States and the Netherlands.

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(Agraria.pe) In 2019 exports of aguaymanto by Peru reached 344,971 tons, showing a reduction of 25% compared to 461,673 tons shipped the previous year, PeruExporta reported. The main destinations for blueberries from Peru in 2019 were: The Netherlands with 108,621 tons, registering a 28% reduction compared to the previous year (it concentrated 31% of the total); United States 62,069 tons, decreased 54% (18% of the total); Germany 46,850 tons, decreased 30% (14% of the total); Canada 25,111 tons, grew 137% (7% of the total); In addition to the United Kingdom, 24,400 tons, increased 62% (7% of the total); France 13,128 tons, fell 18% (4% of the total); Republic of Korea 12,304, grew 34% (4% of the total); Australia 11,720 tons, increased 5,760% (3% of the total); Japan 10,152 tons, decreased 32% (3% of the total); India 5,000 tons, fell 16 (1% of the total); Switzerland 4,980 tons, increased 2% (1% of the total); Israel 4,200 tons, decreased 77% (1% of the total). Presentations Of ...

Source: Agraria