Bad year for the Peruvian artichoke

Published 2024년 6월 10일

Tridge summary

In 2023, the global artichoke market was destabilized by weather-related crop failures, with Peru's exports falling by 18% to 47,817 tons. Despite the drop, the average price in the United States, the primary destination, only increased by 4% to US$ 2.8 per kilogram, resulting in a total export value of US$ 138 million, a 15% decrease from the previous year. The market saw price increases and volatility in Europe, with Peru's exports to the region decreasing by 12% as competition rose from Egypt and Turkey. Despite these challenges, there is optimism for a recovery in 2024 with expected climate stabilization and a potential growth of nearly 22% in Peru's artichoke exports, alongside a projected 18% increase in export value.
Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

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The artichoke is a product that is grown in much of the world and therefore usually shows relative stability in its international marketing. Unlike other agricultural goods, large price and stock shocks tend to be rare. However, 2023 was the exception. Around the world, producers faced declines in their crops due to the weather, which put international trade in this product in a complicated situation. Peru could not escape this situation and, like its competitors, its exports were affected due to the harsh weather conditions. In 2023, 47,817 tons of artichoke were exported, 18% below what was shipped a year before. With this drop in Peruvian production, which was similar to that of most countries, it was expected that the price would rise. However, two markets managed to avoid the fate of the others: Egypt and Turkey had a positive campaign, coupled with an increase in their hectares of artichokes. This was enough to compensate and satisfy demand in several relevant places around ...

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