Peru promotes the entry of mangoes to new markets

Published 2022년 6월 14일

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The Peruvian mango market has seen a significant increase in both export volume and value over the past 16 years, with a 99% rise in export volume and a 252% increase in export value. This growth is due to expanding production areas and the introduction of new markets, including South Africa, which recently approved Peruvian mango imports. Peru's mango production acreage is expected to keep growing to meet demand, as the country aims to open more markets in the next two years. Despite threats to mango crops from unsuitable weather, the US losing its position as the largest importer of Peruvian mangoes, and challenges such as competition and price fluctuations, Peru remains a major player in the global mango market.

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In this article from the "In Graphics" series, Sarah Ilyas analyzes the state of the Peruvian mango market. Each week the series will look at a different fruit and vegetable crop, focusing on a specific origin or theme to see what factors are driving change. In the last 16 years, the total export volume of Peruvian mangoes has grown by 99%, from 8.5 million boxes to 16.9 million boxes. The value of its exports has increased by 252%. In the 2020/2021 season, the Peruvian mango reached an export volume of 232,683 tons. This season is expected to conclude with Peru exporting a total volume of 332,268 tons, which will represent an increase of 42.8% compared to the previous season. The increase in exports can be attributed to the expansion of production areas and the new markets that Senasa intends to open. In January, South Africa became the latest market to approve Peruvian mango imports after the South African phytosanitary authority approved Peru's sanitary standards. Senasa ...

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