Peruvian tangelo exports fall 35% in the 2022 campaign

Published 2022년 10월 13일

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Peruvian tangelo exports for the 2022 campaign saw a significant decrease, with a total of 11,824,926 kilos, marking a 35% drop compared to the previous campaign, as reported by Fernando Cillóniz Benavides, president of Inform@cción. The export period for tangelos has been reduced to just three months, from June to August. Despite the decline, those able to export over 100 tons per hectare are expected to survive in the industry. The United States, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Canada, China, Colombia, Russia, Hong Kong, and Ireland were the main destinations for these exports, with key companies such as Larán Processor, Consortium of Fruit Producers, and Export and General Business Company leading the charge.

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(Agraria.pe) Peruvian tangelo exports in the 2022 campaign totaled 11,824,926 kilos, registering a 35% drop compared to what was shipped in the previous campaign. This was stated by the president of the consulting firm Inform@cción, Fernando Cillóniz Benavides, who pointed out that the tangelo is already a crop that is on the way out in our country. I add that currently the campaign for this fruit is only 3 months (June-August). He explained that in the 2022 campaign, tangelo shipments from Peru behaved as follows: June, 2,905,440 kilos; July, 6,693,221 kilos; August, 2,226,265 kilos. Fernando Cillóniz said that the most competitive companies will remain in this crop, that is, those that can export more than 100 tons per hectare. “Those who know about tangelo can stay in this business because prices go up there because there is little supply, the same thing happens with oranges and grapefruit. Everything that is citrus growing in Peru is targeting late tangerines (Tango and ...

Source: Agraria