May: A bad month for Peruvian asparagus

Published 2024년 6월 15일

Tridge summary

In May 2024, asparagus shipments totaled 7,055 tons, valued at US$ 23.4 million, marking a 22% decrease in volume and a 19% decrease in value compared to the same period in 2023. The average price increased by 4%, with the majority of asparagus being shipped to the United States, Spain, and Germany. However, purchases in France and Japan significantly decreased, with France experiencing a 78% contraction and Japan a 75% contraction. Germany's purchases also increased, but this was due to a smaller decrease compared to other leading destinations. The average price for asparagus in the international market was US$ 3.32 per kilogram.
Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

Asparagus did not do as expected last month. The average price was slightly favored (4%), but that was not enough for the low volumes shipped to affect the overall result. In this period, shipments of the product totaled 7,055 tons for US$ 23.4 million, which was 22% less in volume and 19% less in value than the same month of 2023. The price that was managed in the international market was of US$ 3.32 per kilogram. 27 destinations were reached, of which only two imported more than US$ 1 million; while the previous year there had been more than five markets that surpassed this purchase. The main destinations were the United States (62% participation), Spain (15%) and Germany (4%). The latter came to displace France and Japan, whose purchases even reached US$ 2 million in 2023. To the United States, shipments totaled 4,588 tons for US$ 14.4 million. This was 18% less in volume and 5% less in value than in 2023. The latter fell less thanks to a 16% price increase, leaving it at ...

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