Peruvian coffee breaks record in July by doubling exports

Published 2024년 9월 5일

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In July 2024, Peru experienced a significant boost in its coffee exports, with a 110% increase in volume and 122% increase in value compared to the previous year, exporting 32,308 tons of coffee worth $144.2 million. This marks a substantial rise from the previous year's 15,348 tons valued at $65 million. The coffee found its way to over 35 countries, with the United States, Germany, and Belgium being the primary markets, accounting for 30%, 23%, and 10% of the shares, respectively. The port of Paita played a pivotal role in handling the majority of the shipments, supporting the efficient movement of Peruvian coffee to its global destinations.

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Peru exported 32,308 tons of coffee worth $144.2 million in July 2024, representing an increase of 110% in volume and 122% in value compared to the same period of the previous year, when 15,348 tons were exported for $65 million. According to FreshFruit, during this period, Peruvian coffee reached a greater diversity of destinations, reaching more than 35 countries. The increase in imports by the main buyers was fundamental to these positive results. Increased purchases from countries such as Canada and Sweden also contributed, whose purchases exceeded $6 million, with increases of 319% and 189%, respectively. The main market was the United States (30% share), which acquired 9,289 tons (+118%) for a value of $43.3 million (+130%), with an average price of $4.66 per kilogram (+6%). Germany followed (23%), with 7,443 tons purchased (+115%) for $33.7 million (+128%) and an average price of $4.53 per kilogram (+6%); and Belgium ...

Source: AgroPeru