Peru aims to become the fifth-largest cocoa producer

게시됨 2024년 9월 30일

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Peruvian cocoa exports have seen a significant surge, with a 200% increase in the first seven months of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023, generating US$ 613 million 643 thousand. This growth is attributed to a 300% rise in cocoa prices and a global cocoa shortage. To continue this growth, Peru needs to comply with European Union requirements such as the EUDR Zero Deforestation regulation and organic standards for cocoa and coffee. The exports were distributed to 62 markets, with the USA, Indonesia, and Malaysia being the top buyers, and cocoa beans being the most exported product. Twelve percent of the total national cocoa was organic, while 88% was conventional.
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One of the main challenges for Peruvian cocoa exports is to comply with the provisions of the main buyers, especially from Europe. Shipments abroad (exports) of Peruvian cocoa and its derivatives amounted to US$ 613 million 643 thousand between January and July of this year, showing a great growth of 200% compared to the same period in 2023 when it totaled US$ 204 million 616 thousand, reported the president of the Coffee and Cocoa Committee of the Association of Exporters (ADEX), José Mejía Polanco. “The good performance is due to the increase in the price of cocoa by 300%. While in March of last year it was quoted at US$ 2,900 per ton, now it is around US$ 11,500. The shortage also influences, the world needs more than 5 million tons of cocoa and the production is 4 million 400 thousand, that is, there is an unmet demand of more than 800 thousand tons due to climate problems, pests or viruses,” he explained. Thanks to the great versatility of national cocoa – he continued – in ...
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