Peru breaks a new record in avocado exports

Published 2024년 10월 15일

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Peru has shattered its avocado export record, with a total of 539,313 tons worth US$1.129 billion exported in the first eight months of 2024. This surpasses the 2023 record of 595,625 tons valued at US$958.9 million, and the highest export value ever recorded for Peruvian avocados, which was US$1.061 billion in 2021. The regions of Lima, La Libertad, Ica, Lambayeque and Ancash are the top exporters, with the Hass avocado making up 93% of exports. The country's main markets include the Netherlands, Spain, Chile, China, the United Kingdom, Russia and South Korea, and is the world's second largest avocado exporter after Mexico.

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Peru has broken a new avocado export record and achieved a remarkable milestone in the first eight months of 2024. A total of 539,313 tons of avocados have been shipped, valued at US$1.129 billion. This volume has surpassed everything seen in 2023, which recorded 595,625 tons worth US$958.9 million. The 2024 figures also mark the highest exportable value for Peruvian avocados in history, surpassing the US$1.061 billion obtained in 2021. These data, processed by ADEX Data Trade and analyzed by the Integral Rural Development Service (Sedir), underline a sustained growth trajectory for the Peruvian avocado sector over the past five years. Juan Cerna Espinoza, executive director of Sedir, highlighted the fundamental role that avocado plays in the Peruvian economy, especially for small producers: "It is a key product for the economy of our country, which benefits small producers and their families." The regions of Lima, La Libertad, Ica, Lambayeque and Ancash are at the top of the list ...

Source: MXfruit