Fisheries exports exceed US$ 1,214 million due to health boost

The figure represents a growth of 53.74% compared to the same period in 2025, with 2488 additional certificates, which reaffirms the country's greater capacity to respond to international demand with products that rigorously meet the sanitary and safety standards required by the destination markets. The main exported products were shrimp, anchovy, mackerel, shrimp, and scallops, while the markets that led the demand were China, Spain, South Korea, Thailand, and Japan. "This result shows that the Peruvian fishing and aquaculture sector continues to strengthen its international competitiveness based on quality, traceability, and sanitary compliance. Each certificate represents a concrete opportunity for more Peruvian companies to reach the world with safe and high-value products," affirmed the Vice Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture, Jesús Barrientos. Favorable outlook for 2026 The projection for this year maintains an upward trend. Sanipes estimates reaching 14,847 ...