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In 2021, Peru's ginger exports saw a moderate increase in volume but a decrease in value compared to the previous year, reaching 55,506,074 kilos valued at US$ 89,353,496. The United States was the primary market, receiving 45% of the exports, followed by the Netherlands with 27%. Other significant recipients included Canada, Spain, Russia, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Mexico. Until November, JHC Organic SAC was the main exporter of the product.
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(Agraria.pe) During the 12 months of 2021, Peru exported 55,506,074 kilos of ginger (kion) for an FOB value of US$ 89,353,496. These figures reveal a moderate increase in volume but a decrease in value compared to the 44,961,802 kilos exported during 2020 for US$92,667,494. According to a report from the Agrodata Peru portal, the main destination of these shipments in 2021 was the United States, where placements were achieved for US$ 40,396,849 (45% of total shipments). The second largest recipient was the Netherlands with US$23,974,930 (27%). Then, much further away, were Canada with US$3,996,525, Spain with US$3,918,156, Russia with US$3,849,225, Germany with US$3,393,679, the United Kingdom ...
Source: Agraria
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