Peru: The global and domestic scenarios will continue to affect export fruit prices in 2023

게시됨 2023년 1월 26일

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The article highlights concerns from Gabriel Amaro, the executive director of the Association of Agricultural Producers Guilds of Peru (AGAP), about the potential negative impacts on avocado and mango prices in 2023. Amaro attributes these potential issues to global and local challenges, including sanitary restrictions in China, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and internal social unrest in Peru. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on domestic competitiveness and reducing costs to sustain the agricultural sector. The article also mentions the significant drop in avocado and mango prices in 2022 and touches on other challenges faced by producers, such as water shortages, low temperatures, and increased fertilizer prices.

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Union leader of agricultural producers, Gabriel Amaro, points out the price of avocado and mango have been especially affected. In this context, he says, it is key to focus on domestic competitiveness. redagricultural team "The year 2023 may be worse than or equal to 2022." This is how Gabriel Amaro, executive director of the Association of Agricultural Producers Guilds of Peru (AGAP), points out about the price conditions he foresees for two important fruits in the Peruvian export basket: avocado and mango. In an interview with the Service for Comprehensive Rural Development (Sedir), the union leader explained that so many global and local aspects that have complicated the production and international marketing of fruit could be extended in the year just begun. He points out that the sanitary restrictions in China, the war between Russia and Ukraine, and the social upheaval that Peru is going through are some factors that have a negative impact on the agro-export sector. "Faced ...

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