Peruvian oranges reached 10 countries in September 2024

Published 2024년 10월 30일

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In September 2024, Peru's orange exports experienced a decrease in volume but an increase in value due to supply issues in Brazil and the US, leading to higher prices. The Netherlands was the primary destination, with the average price per kilogram increasing significantly. The US and Dominican Republic also imported a larger volume of Peruvian oranges, but the average price per kilogram decreased in both countries. Additionally, a majority of the exported oranges were fresh, with a small percentage being used for juice and freezing. Leading Peruvian exporters included Agromar Industrial S.A., Selva Industrial S.A., and Marzala Export S.A.C., and the exports were primarily shipped through Callao, with transportation handled by APM Terminals and DP World.

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(Agraria.pe) The international outlook for oranges continued to benefit Peruvian production in September. The weather and pest problems that have affected important producers in Brazil and the United States generated shortages and pushed costs up, allowing Peruvian producers to take advantage of better prices. In September 2024, Peru's orange exports totaled 2,471 tons for US$ 3.57 million, which represented a decrease of -27% in volume, but a growth of +33% in value compared to the same month in 2023. In addition, the average price was US$ 1.45 per kilogram, showing an increase of +82%. Of the 10 countries in which citrus was marketed during the month, the Netherlands was the main destination (concentrating 81% of the total), acquiring 1,324 tons (-53%) valued at US$ 2.90 million (+37%). As for the average price, it increased, reaching US$ 2.19 per kilogram (+192%). In second place was the United States (6%), with imports of 286 tons (+200%) valued at US$ 215,000 (+5%). Despite ...

Source: Agraria