Peru joins the list of destinations for Ecuadorian pineapples

Published 2024년 10월 2일

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Ecuadorian pineapples have entered the Peruvian market, thanks to collaborative efforts by the phytosanitary services of both nations. This access is anticipated to enhance Ecuador's agricultural sector, especially in regions like Santo Domingo, Los Ríos, and Guayas, which are ideal for pineapple farming. Ecuador boasts 6,374 hectares of pineapple plantations, yielding 507,987 tons annually, and exports to 39 countries, with the Netherlands, Chile, and the United States as top buyers. In 2023, pineapple exports from Ecuador generated nearly $64 million and created approximately 2,500 direct jobs, positively impacting related sectors such as transportation, logistics, and trade.

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After hard work between the phytosanitary services of Peru and Ecuador, the requirements for Ecuadorian pineapple to enter the neighboring country were published. The executive director of Agrocalidad of Ecuador, Patricio Almeida, indicated that this milestone boosts the agricultural activity of the country, especially in Santo Domingo, Los Ríos and Guayas, which, due to their climatic conditions, such as warm temperatures, favor the cultivation of this fruit that has gained a prominent place in the production and export of the country. Ecuador has a planted pineapple surface of 6,374 hectares and an annual production of 507,987 tons, according to figures provided by Agrocalidad. Modern agricultural techniques have been implemented in the country that improve the productivity and quality of the fruit, making Ecuadorian pineapple very competitive in international markets, especially in North America and Europe. Currently, Ecuador exports pineapple to 39 markets. European countries ...

Source: MXfruit