Peru is the top 10 supplier of exotic fruits thanks to passion fruit, but the climate threatens its production

Published 2024년 8월 15일

Tridge summary

Peru's passion fruit exports experienced an 11% growth in 2023, generating over $66 million in revenue, making the country the tenth largest supplier globally and third in Latin America. However, climatic factors and new pests have led to a decrease in production for 2024, with an estimated 9.8% drop in January-May and a potential further 6% decline by year-end. While passion fruit exports declined by 0.4% in 2023, granadilla exports saw a significant 121.8% increase in the first five months of 2024. Claudia Solano Oré, manager of Agroexports at the Association of Exporters (ADEX), emphasized the challenges of climatic damage, new pests, and the need for improved agronomic management. Despite these challenges, Solano Oré highlighted the potential of exotic fruits in the cosmetics industry, with passion fruit oil exports seeing a 96% increase in 2022.
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Original content

Shipments of this fruit totaled more than 66 million dollars, revealing an 11% growth in 2023, but this 2024 there was a decrease in its production. Peru is positioned thanks to the production of exotic fruits, especially passion fruit. In fact, thanks to passion fruit, we are in tenth place among suppliers in the world and third in Latin America. However, climatic factors affected production this year, although in 2023 shipments amounted to US$ 66 million 932 thousand, showing an increase of 11%. The manager of Agroexports of the Association of Exporters (ADEX), Claudia Solano Oré, explained that "it is worrying about its poor performance", since between January and May of this year it fell 9.8%. Even at the end of 2024 it could fall 6%. This is due to various factors – he continued – such as lower production due to climatic phenomena that delayed the floral peaks, the presence of new pests such as talula, diseases that were not previously found in passion fruit, among others. ...
Source: Rpp

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