Great potential for ethnic Peru's products in European gastronomy

Published 2021년 10월 14일

Tridge summary

Peru is a significant supplier of fruits and vegetables to Europe, with a focus on asparagus, avocado, mango, and grapes. However, Peru is encouraged to diversify its export offer by including ethnic products like olluco, lucuma, purple corn, and chili peppers, which have potential in the European market as the presence of Peruvian cuisine expands. Despite the challenge of organic products commanding a higher price in Spain compared to other countries like Germany, Switzerland, South Korea, and Japan, there is a growing trend towards healthier and sustainable food in Spain. The new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and the Green Deal in the European Union promote sustainable cultivation, and the EU aims to reach a significant production level of organic products by 2025, potentially providing opportunities for Peru, especially during the European low season.
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"Peru is known as an important supplier of fruit and vegetable products in Europe. For Spain, the South American country is mainly an important supplier of asparagus, but also of avocado, mango or grapes." These are the words of Joan Manuel Barrena Chávez, Peru's commercial economic adviser in Spain, who points out that Peru must continue to diversify its export offer and that so-called ethnic products still have a lot of potential on the European market. "Products that the Peruvian community in Europe most misses, such as olluco, lucuma, purple corn or chili peppers, have potential. Now they are only exported in small quantities, but as the market penetration of Peruvian restaurants and gastronomy in Spain and the rest of Europe increases, consumption and demand for products from Peru will also grow." He indicates that Peruvian gastronomy is already important in Spain, but not yet in the rest of Europe. The challenge is to make Peruvian cuisine known to a wider audience, so that ...
Source: AGF

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