Peru is on track to surpass 300,000 tons of blueberries in the 2024/2025 season

Published 2024년 12월 12일

Tridge summary

The global blueberry industry is poised for growth, driven by increasing per capita consumption. The Peruvian blueberry industry has seen significant growth in the current campaign, with a 63% increase in total shipments over the 2023/2024 season by week 48, resulting in 245,625 tons sent to markets. Leading companies in shipments include Camposol, Agrovisión Perú SAC, and Hortifrut Perú SAC. The industry is expected to continue growing due to new and consolidated consumers, increasing fruit qualities, and demand. The next International Blueberry Seminar in Lima will bring together industry leaders and specialists to discuss the crop and its industry.

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(Agraria.pe) The global blueberry industry has a wide margin to continue growing, according to the projections of per capita consumption, so the margin of the Peruvian industry to continue growing - and of the entire blueberry industry - is presented as unlimited as long as the consumption trend is maintained. The progress of the current campaign of the Peruvian blueberry industry extends in length and develops according to its projections, definitely surpassing the figures of the past season. The numbers up to week 48 are decisive to observe a longer campaign than normal in previous harvests and with high volumes that indicate a total recovery of the Peruvian industry in its growth levels. In total, by week 48, 245,625 tons of blueberries have been sent to the different markets, which means 63% over what was the 2023/2024 campaign and an exact percentage according to the projections of last October. Of this total shipments, 217,301 tons correspond to conventional fruit, which ...

Source: Agraria