Peruvian paprika exporters will try to occupy space that China would leave this year

Published 2021년 6월 1일

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Peruvian paprika exporters are poised to expand into new markets this year, following difficulties in China, the world's largest supplier, due to issues with residues and pollutants. Walter Seras, president of the Capsicum Committee of the Association of Exporters (ADEX), believes Peru's high-quality table paprika could attract Spain and other countries. ADEX plans to develop a promotional strategy and reinstate the Capsicum Sustainable Development Plan to boost the sector. Despite challenges, the committee anticipates a slight growth in capsicum exports. Notably, paprika, piquillo pepper, bell pepper, and jalapeño exports are projected to increase, while piquillo peppers and bell peppers are expected to decline.

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Peruvian paprika exporters have a great opportunity to gain new markets this year, taking advantage of the difficulties China is going through as the world's main supplier of this spice. The president of the Capsicum Committee of the Association of Exporters (ADEX), Walter Seras, told gestion.pe that this situation provides an advantage to competitors such as Peru, to reach the main buyers of this food. “This year presents a very important opportunity for Peruvian table paprika, since China, the world's leading producer and exporter of this food, faces problems of residues and pollutants (especially pesticides), which benefits us since table paprika Peru has good quality and customers from China like Spain could look at us more as suppliers, "he said. Along these lines, the committee intends to incorporate into its agenda a strategy to promote paprika, in order to spread its benefits in various destinations, in order to take advantage of the advantage generated by the situation in ...

Source: AgroForumPeru