Peru imported pepper for US$ 2.6 million between January and August 2022

Published 2022년 9월 23일

Tridge summary

From January to August of 2022, Peru experienced a moderate increase in pepper imports, bringing in 711,190 kilos at a CIF value of US$2,669,777, up from 571,931 kilos valued at US$1,579,866 in the same timeframe of the previous year. The primary supplier of these imports was Brazil, contributing 69% of the total value at US$1,838,291. Ecuador, Mexico, Vietnam, the United States, Turkey, and France also played a role in the imports. Domestic companies such as Fruits and Spices SAC and Manufactura de Alimentos SA also participated in the import activities, with Fruits and Spices SAC accounting for US$ 1,107,108 of the imports.

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(Agraria.pe) Between January and August of this year, Peru imported 711,190 kilos of pepper for a CIF value of US$2,669,777. These figures reveal a moderate increase from the 571,931 kilos imported in the same period of 2021 for US$1,579,866. According to a report from the Agrodata portal, the main supplier of this product for our country in the period corresponding to 2022 was Brazil, which achieved placements for US$ 1,838,291 (69% of total imports). Ecuador followed with US$392,080, Mexico with US$260,046, Vietnam with US$76,429, the United States with US$45,677, Turkey with US$21,232 and France with US$3,547. Fruits and Spices SAC with acquisitions ...

Source: Agraria