Peru is a great storehouse for fresh produce but so is Spain, and both countries complement each other, says Joan Manuel

Published 2021년 11월 8일

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Peru participated in Fruit Attraction in Spain, the third largest market for its fruit and vegetable exports, reporting a 22% increase in exports to Spain in the first seven months of the year, reaching €265 million. The country's climatic diversity allows for the production of a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, making it a significant export power. At the fair, the main products on display were avocados, grapes, and asparagus, with a broad range of other products also being showcased. Promperú is working to promote Peruvian value-added products in world markets and is planning to export pineapple, organic bananas, and persimmons in the near future.

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Peru again participated this year in Fruit Attraction in Spain, the third most important market for Peruvian fruit and vegetables, after the United States and the Netherlands. Peruvian agricultural and horticultural exports to Spain amounted to €265 million (FOB value) in the first seven months of this year, 22% more than in the same period last year, according to figures from the most recent report on the Peruvian Exports, prepared by the Market Insight Department of Promperú, the Peruvian Export and Tourism Promotion Service. “Peru was one of the first to register with great enthusiasm to participate in Fruit Attraction 2021 and in my opinion the last edition has been a success and has exceeded all expectations,” said Joan Manuel Barrena, commercial economic adviser to Promperú in Spain . "The Peruvian pavilion hosted 16 companies and 5 producer associations that brought another 10 companies under their flag. According to data from Ifema, there were 260 Peruvian visitors from ...

Source: AGF