Chilean Blueberry Committee-ASOEX estimates a drop of 8% in fresh blueberry exports this 2022-2023 season

Published 2022년 10월 14일

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The Chilean Blueberry Committee (ASOEX) and consulting firm iQonsulting have predicted an 8% decrease in fresh blueberry exports for the 2022-2023 season, with a projected total of 98,228 tons. This forecast, announced at Fruittrade 2022, attributes the decline to market competition and variety renewal for other uses. Despite the decrease, the industry remains optimistic due to improved export conditions such as better fruit quality from cooler temperatures and increased worker availability.
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The Chilean Blueberry Committee - ASOEX, together with the consulting firm iQonsulting, released the estimate of exports for the 2022-2023 season, highlighting that shipments of fresh blueberries are expected at 98,228 tons, a figure that represents a drop of 8% compared to the previous season. The forecast was made within the framework of the "Blueberries" block carried out at Fruittrade 2022. Regarding this low estimate, Andrés Armstrong, executive director of the Blueberry Committee explained that "the Chilean blueberry industry, in an effort led by the Committee and its associated companies, has been incorporating technologies and adapting its offer to the current conditions of competition in international markets. One of the actions has been the renewal of its varieties, which has meant leaving some varieties for frozen export and also other industrial uses, at the same time that new varieties are planted with better post-harvest that allow expressing the flavor and sweetness ...

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