Peruvian mango is in the process of entering six new markets

Published 2022년 5월 3일

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Peruvian agro-exporters are strategizing to enter new markets due to increased sea freight costs to China and entry difficulties into Eastern European markets due to the Ukraine war. The Association of Agricultural Producers Associations of Peru (AGAP) is aiding in the adaptation processes to overcome phytosanitary access barriers to countries like Argentina, Iran, Malaysia, Morocco, South Africa, and Taiwan. Our focus is on the export of mangoes and blueberries to these new markets, with mangoes already finding success in the Netherlands, United States, South Korea, Spain, United Kingdom, and Russia, despite challenges in the 2021-2022 mango campaign. Blueberries, on the other hand, are gearing up for entry into South Africa, South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Israel, following recent success in Malaysia and India. This expansion is supported by the National Agricultural Health Service of Peru (Senasa) and includes other products such as avocados, grapes, asparagus, citrus, ginger, and pitahaya, with a total of 18 new destinations under consideration.

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(Agraria.pe) The rising cost of sea freight to China and the difficulties in entering Eastern European markets due to the war in Ukraine are leading Peruvian agro-exporters to seek new markets in other regions, according to the Association of Agricultural Producers Associations of Peru (AGAP) and international reports. Thus, he pointed out that with the support of the National Agricultural Health Service of Peru (Senasa), they are carrying out the adaptation processes that allow overcoming phytosanitary access barriers to other countries, seeking to enter different countries and regions for several star products of the agricultural sector. . MangoAmong the products with the most opportunities, the case of mango stood out, which is in the process of phytosanitary adaptation for its entry into Argentina, Iran, Malaysia, Morocco, South Africa and Taiwan. Currently, the largest markets for Peruvian mangoes are the Netherlands, the United States, South Korea, Spain, the United Kingdom ...

Source: Agraria