Blueberry and grape exports would reach a new record by the end of 2025

Between January and November 2025, Peru exported $3751 million in blueberries and grapes, of which $2336 million corresponded to blueberries and $1415 million to grapes. Both products share a similar trade pattern, with the United States as the main export destination and the Netherlands as the main gateway to the European market, according to information from Fresh Fruit. As of November, the diagnosis is clear Blueberries accumulated $2336 million (+13%) between January and November and have already surpassed the annual total of 2024 ($2262 million). The volume was 368,908 tons (+18%), with a price of $6.33/kg (-4%). In perspective, the leap is structural: in 2010 the product exported only $30 million; in 2020 it already exceeded $1017 million; and in 2025 it moves in a range close to $2500 – 2600 million for the full year. Grapes added $1415 million (+16%) between January and November, with 535,703 tons (+37%) and a price of $2.64/kg (-15%). Grapes operate at a high level and ...