Tridge summary
Between January and February of 2024, Peru experienced a notable decline in raisin exports, totaling 1,059,296 kilos with an FOB value of US$ 1,415,858, compared to the same period in 2023. Mexico was the primary market, receiving 46% of the exports, followed by Ecuador, Algeria, Chile, Brazil, Colombia, Canada, among others. The export sector was led by companies such as Frutos y Especias SAC, Peppers America SAC, AC Perú Internacional, El Pedregal SA, and Villa Natura Perú SAC, highlighting the diverse destinations and key players involved in Peru's raisin export industry.
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Original content
(Agraria.pe) Between January and February of this year, Peru exported 1,059,296 kilos of raisins for an FOB value of US$ 1,415,858. These figures mark a significant decrease from the 237,618 kilos exported in the same period of 2023 for US$ 296,033. According to a report from the Agrodata portal, the main destination for Peruvian raisins in the first two months of 2024 was Mexico, where placements were achieved for US$649,989 (46% of the total exported). Following were Ecuador with US$242,535, Algeria with US$240,298, Chile with US$84,824, Brazil with US$78,328, Colombia with US$76,441, Canada with US$10,493 and others with smaller amounts that together amounted to US$32,950. . Among the main ...
Source: Agraria
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