Peru exported 8,453 tons of ginger in the first quarter of 2024

Published 2024년 5월 9일

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In the first quarter of 2024, Peru's ginger exports saw a significant increase, reaching 8,453 tons and earning over $22.6 million in revenue. The United States, the Netherlands, Canada, and Germany were the primary markets, accounting for 92% of the total supply. This growth is part of a five-year trend that has seen a 26% rise in volume and a 24% increase in value. The quality and consistent availability of Peruvian ginger, especially in organic and Global GAP certified form, from the Junín region, have been key factors in its success. Sierra y Selva Exportadora is working with producer organizations to further promote Peruvian ginger on a global scale.

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Driven by the growing global demand for healthy and functional foods, ginger (kion) exports reached 8,453 tons, generating revenues exceeding $22.6 million in the first quarter of 2024, Sierra y Selva Exportadora reported. Among the 20 main international markets for Peruvian ginger are the United States, the Netherlands, Canada and Germany, which absorbed 92% of the national supply between January and March. Likewise, the 49% increase in value of exports to the United States and 14% to Germany was highlighted, compared to the same period in 2023. 2023: Record year 2023 marked a new record for Peru by consolidating its position as one of the main ginger exporters by generating sales of 73,196 tons, valued at 119.1 million dollars, according to information from Midagri. This result reflects the sustained growth over the last five years, with demand registering an increase of 26% in volume and 24% in value of shipments. This continued success is attributed to the superior quality in ...

Source: AgroPeru