Peru is the tenth largest garlic exporter in the world, despite production setbacks, with 9,747 tons valued at US$13 million exported from January to October 2022, marking a 46% increase in volume and 23% increase in value from the previous year. The growth is primarily due to increased demand from the North American market and logistical restrictions on Chinese shipments. Mexico, the United States, and Ecuador are the main destinations, with Mexico paying the highest price per kilogram. The article also highlights the dynamics of Peruvian garlic exports over the past decade, including periods of growth and decline, and the impact of factors such as market dynamics, price fluctuations, and logistical issues.