Tridge summary
In July, Peru's tomato exports saw a significant decrease of -67%, totaling 527 tons compared to the same period last year. Despite the drop, these exports were delivered to 8 countries, with Colombia and Chile being the primary recipients, receiving 47% and 27% of the exports, respectively. Notable exporters include Itacom S.A. and Virú S.A., which held 69% and 7% shares, respectively. A total of 16 buyers were registered for these exports.
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(Agraria.pe) In July of this year, tomato exports from Peru totaled 527 tons, registering a fall of -67% compared to the 1,612 tons reported in the same month of the previous year. In the month analyzed this year, tomatoes from Peru arrived in 8 countries, with the main destinations being Colombia (with 47% share) and Chile (27%). On the other hand, the exporters that ...
Source: Agraria
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