Tridge summary
In 2022, Peru experienced a moderate increase in lima bean exports, shipping out 9,885,388 kilos with a value of US$ 16,356,578, an increase from 8,912,516 kilos valued at US$ 14,182,450 in 2021. The United States was the primary market, receiving 51% of these exports, followed by Japan, Spain, Lebanon, Jamaica, Canada, Israel, Turkey, and Panama. Notable Peruvian companies such as Brolem Company SAC, Andes Alimentos & Bebidas SAC, Blue Pacific Oils SAC, Aplex Trading SAC, Interloom SAC, and Gale Agrotrading EIRL played key roles in these exports.
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Original content
(Agraria.pe) During the 12 months of 2022, Peru exported 9,885,388 kilos of lima beans for an FOB value of US$ 16,356,578. These figures reveal a moderate increase from the 8,912,516 kilos exported in 2021 for US$ 14,182,450. According to a report from the Agrodata portal, the main destination of these shipments last year was the United States, where placements were achieved for US$ 8,347,757 (51% of total exports). Next came Japan with US$2,303,611, Spain with US$1,468,362, Lebanon with US$518,845, Jamaica with US$478,365, Canada with US$450,678, Israel with US$366,276, Turkey with US$307,569 and Panama with US$ 293,934, among others. Among the main exporting companies, Brolem Company SAC ...
Source: Agraria
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