Peruvian superfoods interest Chinese buyers

Published 2021년 10월 20일

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The Virtual Food Expo 2021 saw 10 Chinese buyers participating on the B2Perú platform, with a focus on sourcing Peruvian superfoods such as coffee, avocado, quinoa, blueberries, and fresh fruits. This event, supported by Peru's foreign trade offices in Shanghai and Beijing, marked a significant increase in food exports to China, with figures from January to August reaching $361,624,000, a 114% increase compared to the same period in 2020. Notably, demand for Peruvian coffee has surged, increasing by 337.4% in the first eight months of 2021. This business round is aimed at boosting the export of these food products to China and highlights the quality of Peru's food offerings.

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A total of 10 Chinese buyers participated in the business round - held on the B2Perú platform - during the Virtual Food Expo 2021, which were interested in a diversity of Peruvian superfoods such as coffee, avocado, quinoa, blueberries and fresh fruits, reported the Association of Exporters (Adex). In this regard, the head of trade fairs, Shirley Pulache, reported that with the support of Peru's foreign trade offices (Ocex) in Shanghai and Beijing, the presence of buyers such as Al International, Beijing Guangda Xingye Import and Export and Foshan Delight Wines and Food. Also, Golden Green (Beijing) Health Technology, Huangshan Yahe Import. & Export. Trading, Itaste Food Ningbo, Nanjing Bonagro Trading, Qinguo Import & Export Trading and South American Express China. Along these lines, he highlighted that "China is an important world buyer and although our exports to that country are mostly minerals, the evolution of food has been observed in recent years, except for 2020 due to ...

Source: Redagricola