Importance of Chile as a supplier of fresh fruits in the US is reaffirmed at The Global Produce & Floral Show

Published 2022년 11월 3일

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Chile's participation in The Global Produce & Floral Show was marked by a large pavilion at the first face-to-face fair by the International Fresh Produce Association, which was highly popular. The country's goal was to highlight the quality and stability of its fruit exports, especially grapes and blueberries, and to announce a 98% increase in cherry exports with a projected growth of at least 25% this year. The Chilean Fresh Fruit Association (CFFA) also highlighted the quality of Chilean blueberries and announced promotional plans that would focus on their nutritional and health benefits.
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"Fruits from Chile" had an outstanding participation in The Global Produce & Floral Show, which took place in Orlando, USA, last week, and which was also the first face-to-face fair organized by IFPA (International Fresh Produce Association). Our country had a large pavilion, which was very popular with importers, buyers and retailers, who were able to hold business meetings with the representatives of the exporting companies present at the event. A national participation that was organized by ASOEX; in conjunction with ProChile. “Chile is one of the main suppliers of fresh fruit in the United States. Last season, 30% of our shipments were destined for this market, with more than 776 thousand tons, which shows that the United States continues to be, in terms of volumes, the main destination for our fruits, therefore, the importance of to be present at this fair that brings together producers and exporters with buyers, importers, distributors and retail", Iván Marambio specified. ...

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