Peru was the main world exporter of Quinoa in 2023

Published 2024년 8월 2일

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In 2023, Peru is projected to become the world's leading exporter of quinoa, accounting for 43% of the global market and earning over US$ 98 million. The country's ideal conditions for producing Andean grains and the nutritional benefits of quinoa, being a superfood, give it a competitive edge. The US is the primary market, with Canada, the Netherlands, and the UK also significant consumers. To remain competitive, Peru plans to focus on scientific research, innovation, and promoting technical standards to differentiate its products. The first five months of 2024 saw a 42.1% increase in quinoa shipments compared to the same period in 2023, with the US accounting for 48.3% of the supply.
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In In 2023, Peru will consolidate itself as the main exporter of quinoa worldwide. worldwide, representing 43% of the total and reaching more than US$ 98 million 122 thousand, detailed the Agroexports manager of the Association of Exporters ADEX, Claudia Solano Oré, during the IV International Grain Convention Andean. In The event, held in Ayacucho within the framework of the Expo Perú Los Andes, added that Peru has positioned itself above Bolivia (US$ 57 million 058 thousand) in shipments of this product, followed very far by the USA, Countries Netherlands, Germany, among others. "Our country has ideal conditions to produce Andean grains, it is an advantage comparison that differentiates us. Other countries tried to plant them, but the The result has not been what was expected either in productivity or in its characteristics nutritional,” he noted. He added that being a superfood, quinoa has a high demand in markets with consumers who prioritize their health, ...

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