Peru: Asparagus export decreased in volume and value in May 2024

Published 2024년 6월 21일

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In May 2024, Peru's asparagus exports saw a decline, with a 22% decrease in volume and 19% decrease in value compared to May 2023, totaling 7,055 tons worth $23.4 million. Despite a minor increase in the international average price to $3.32 per kilogram, the exports fell short of the previous year's figures. The United States, Spain, and Germany were the primary markets, with the United States seeing a 18% drop, Spain an 8% decrease, and Germany entering the top three but with lower purchases compared to the previous year. This resulted in a shift in the leading importers, with France and Japan experiencing significant decreases.
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Asparagus did not meet expectations in May 2024. During this period, Peru exported 7,055 tons worth $23.4 million, which represented a decrease of 22% in volume and 19% in value compared to the same month in 2023. , according to FreshFruit. Although the international average price was $3.32 per kilogram, showing a slight increase of 4%, this increase was not enough to offset the effects of the low volumes exported by Peru, which affected the global result. During this month, Peruvian asparagus was exported to 27 destinations, of which only two imported more than $1 million; This figure is lower than the more than five markets that surpassed this purchase the previous year. The main destinations were the United States (62% share), Spain (15%) and Germany (4%). The latter came to displace France and Japan, whose purchases even reached $2 million in 2023. To the United States, shipments totaled 4,588 tons for $14.4 million. This was 18% less in volume and 5% less in value than in ...
Source: AgroPeru

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