Lambayeque, Peru stands out for being an agro-industrial region

Published 2021년 9월 14일

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From January to July 2021, the agro-industrial region of Lambayeque, Peru, saw a 38.4% increase in exports, contributing to 94.1% of the country's total exports, amounting to US $ 399 million 605 thousand. The region's primary exports include avocados, canned bell peppers, asparagus, passion fruit juice, mangoes, grapes, and blueberries. The US is the primary importer of these products, followed by the Netherlands and the UK. This period also marked a significant growth in other tropical pineapples, beans, and pallares. Leading companies like Gandules INC S.A.C. and the Avocado Packing Company S.A.C. played a notable role in these exports.

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Lambayeque stands out for being an agro-industrial region. Between January and July 2021, it exported products from that sector for US $ 399 million 605 thousand, achieving an increase of 38.4% and representing 94.1% of the total (US $ 424 million 618 thousand), reported the Association of Exporters (ADEX) . Its agro-industrial offices are evolving in a good way. In 2017 (January-July) it grew 7%, in 2018 47%, in 2019 28% and in 2020 3%. The quality of its offer also includes the participation of its businessmen in missions and first-level fair, one of them was the Expoalimentaria, which this 2021 will be held virtually for the second consecutive year, between September 30 and September 8. October on the B2Perú commercial platform. According to the head of trade fairs, Shirley Pulache García, Lambayeque has important products such as avocado, canned bell pepper, asparagus, passion fruit juice, mangoes, grapes, and blueberries, which are now more in demand due to the pandemic. ...

Source: AdexPeru