Peru shipped 12,715 tons of fresh ginger so far in 2024, registering a reduction of -56%

Published 2024년 6월 12일

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Peru's fresh ginger exports surpassed 1,000 tons for the first time in 2024, with 1,121 tons exported in a single week, marking a 70% increase from the previous year. Despite this, the total export volume for 2024 is 56% lower than the previous year, reaching 12,715 tons. The United States, the Netherlands, and Canada were the main buyers, accounting for 58%, 26%, and 9% of purchases, respectively. Only two ports, the Callao Port Terminal and Jorge Chávez International Airport, were involved in the shipments.

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(Agraria.pe) Just last week the volume of fresh ginger exported by Peru broke the barrier of 1,000 tons for the year, something that was surpassed from the first week in 2023. In this last week, shipments totaled 1,121 tons, which was 70% more than in 2023. However, in general terms, so far in 2024, the volume shipped is 56% below, with a total exported of just 12,715 tons. In this same week, despite the fact that the product reached five destinations, it was able to record the largest amount exported. The main buyers were the United States, with 58% participation (650 tons); followed by the Netherlands, with 26% (296 tons); and Canada, with 9% (99 tons). On the other hand, around 30 Peruvian exporting companies participated, highlighting Vancard Perú S.A.C., with 11% participation; followed by JHC Agroexportaciones S.A.C., with 8%; ...

Source: Agraria