Peru had a record export of organic blueberries in the last campaign with 35,000 tons

Published 2023년 3월 9일

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The Peruvian blueberry export campaign is wrapping up with record exports surpassing US$ 1.4 billion, positioning blueberries as the top agro-export. The industry expects to ship over 300,000 tons in the next season, with a promotional campaign aimed at the US and China. Organic blueberries have achieved 12% of the total fresh Peruvian exports, reaching over 35,000 tons last season. The industry has secured several authorizations for shipping methods to various countries and is in talks with new potential markets. Since 2016, the number of blueberry varieties certified in Peru has grown from 14 to over 20.
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(Agraria.pe) Nearing the end of the Peruvian blueberry campaign, it is clear that the barrier of US$ 1.4 billion in exports has been overcome, which places the blue fruit as the 'king' of the national agro-export basket. But the path of records does not seem to end there. Luis Miguel Vegas, general manager of Proarándanos, is confident that, after reaching 287,000 fresh tons shipped this season, the next season will easily exceed 300,000 tons. Despite some drawbacks with prices, the truth is that the path of the berry will continue to extend further and it is hoped that with a good promotional campaign in key markets, such as the United States and China, the growing volumes can be well received by the market and maintain good prices, as the avocado industry has been able to do. This will be key for a business that has received multiple impacts in recent times, such as the entry into the European market of fruit produced locally but that was usually destined for other markets, the ...
Source: Agraria

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