Peruvian mangos and blueberries to enter 6 new markets each

Published 2022년 5월 13일

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The Association of Agricultural Producers Guilds of Peru (AGAP) is strategizing to find new markets for Peruvian agro-exports due to increased sea freight costs to China and entry difficulties into Eastern European markets, particularly due to the Ukraine war. With Senasa's support, they are working on phytosanitary adaptations to access other countries. Notably, mangoes are being adapted for Argentina, Iran, Malaysia, Morocco, South Africa, and Taiwan, and blueberries are being adapted for South Africa, South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Israel. Other products like Hass avocado, grapes, asparagus, citrus, ginger, and pitahaya are also being processed for new markets.

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Peruvian agro-exports are seeking new markets due to the rising cost of sea freight to China and the difficulties in entering Eastern European markets due to war in Ukraine, the Association of Agricultural Producers Guilds of Peru (AGAP) told Agraria.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.Mangos Among the product with the most opportunities, mangos stand out, which is in the process of phytosanitary adaptation for its entry into Argentina, Iran, Malaysia, Morocco, South Africa, and Taiwan.Currently, the Netherlands, the U.S., South Korea, Spain, the UK, and Russia are its largest markets.According to the latest Fresh Fruit Report, the 2021-2022 mango campaign, although improving, is still below pre-pandemic ...

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