Chile and Guatemala are the main destinations for Peruvian black tea

Published 2024년 8월 16일

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Between January and July of this year, Peru experienced a significant decrease in black tea exports, with a drop from 611,017 kilos valued at US$ 3,993,820 in the same period of 2023 to 346,751 kilos worth US$ 2,554,529. The primary destination for these exports was Chile, with sales amounting to US$ 801,000, followed by Guatemala, Trinidad and Tobago, and Jamaica. Ekaterra Peru Limited SA was the largest exporter, with sales abroad totaling US$ 2,402,000, while Aurandina's exports were much lower, totaling US$93,000.

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(Agraria.pe) Between January and July of this year, Peru exported 346,751 kilos of black tea for a FOB value of US$ 2,554,529. These figures reveal a significant decrease compared to the 611,017 kilos exported in the same period of 2023 for US$ 3,993,820. According to the consulting firm Agrodata, the main destination for these shipments in the period corresponding to 2024 was Chile, where sales for US$ 801,000 were achieved. Next were Guatemala with US$ 432,000, Trinidad and Tobago with US$ 356,000 and Jamaica with US$ ...

Source: Agraria