Peru: Castile bean exports grew 117% in pandemic

게시됨 2021년 11월 14일

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From January to August of this year, Peru saw a significant increase in Castile bean exports, with a total value of almost US $ 20.26 million, a 117% increase compared to the same period in 2020. The US, South Korea, the UK, Greece, Portugal, Spain, and Colombia were the main markets for these beans. Piura and Lambayeque regions were the main exporting areas. In 2020, the average FOB price of Peruvian Castilla beans increased by 10.1%. This surge in bean consumption is attributed to the pandemic, as people are consuming more fresh food and fewer processed items.

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Good time for the beans. Between January and August of this year, exports of Castile beans totaled almost US $ 20,265,000, presenting a positive variation of 117% compared to the same period of 2020 (US $ 9 million 321), reported the Agro-Export Management of ADEX. This item ranks second in the beans category, surpassed by peas (US $ 21'659,000). Others were the Chinese bean (loctao), pallar, pigeon pea, broad beans, canary beans, zarandaja and others. The main markets for Castile beans as of August were the US (US $ 6,955,000), followed by South Korea (US $ 2,551,000), the United Kingdom (US $ 1,550,000), Greece, Portugal, Spain and Colombia. According to the head of Consulting and Projects of the CIEN-ADEX Global Business and Economy Research Center, Lizbeth Pumasunco Rivera, as a result of the pandemic, the population is changing its consumption habits, reducing processed foods and prioritizing fresh and the beans. "It is an interesting opportunity for Peru," he commented. The ...

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