Factors to consider when exporting fresh fruit to the United States

Published 2024년 9월 27일

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The article provides an overview of the United States market for agro-industrial food products, with a focus on fruits and vegetables, highlighting it as a significant trading opportunity for Latin American countries. The fruit and perishable products sector in North America is growing, with the United States being the market with the largest consumer base. The article outlines the port entry points in the United States, stresses the importance of strategic logistics, and discusses the dynamic market post-pandemic. It also notes the lack of major restrictions for fruit exports and the growth in fruit imports. Additionally, it covers the requirements for exporting fresh products to the United States, including FDA registration and phytosanitary certificates, and mentions the trend towards selling cut fruit in trays or preserves due to consumer concerns about waste.
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The United States is the historical trading partner for Latin American countries, mainly for agro-industrial food products, such as fruits and vegetables, said Enrique Rojas, international business coordinator for Trade & Business Partners, in his presentation at the webinar How to export fresh fruit to the United States? He explained that the fruit and perishable products sector is one of the areas with the greatest growth and participation in North America. “It is an interesting market, because it has more than 350 million consumers; it is considered the market with the highest consumption worldwide and because it has a significant number of inhabitants,” he said. On the subject of logistics, he commented that from Latin America the main port of entry is the southeast of Florida, specifically the port of Miami and the port of Foreverland, while in the northeast region New York stands out and on the west coast California. In that sense, he emphasized that exporters who want to ...
Source: MXfruit

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