Pomegranate-growing provinces in Peru are in transition

Published 2025년 4월 24일

Tridge summary

The supply of pomegranates from Peru to Canada remains stable, with production primarily in the Ica region, despite some weather-related issues affecting fruit appearance in Palpa. The quality is good, and Ica is producing fruit with better color. The season, delayed slightly by early rains, runs until mid-June, with peak volumes by late February. Demand is steady, aided by promotions, though prices are slightly higher than last year. As the season progresses to the Chincha region, which has lower volume, demand and prices may increase slightly.
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(Agraria.pe) The supply of pomegranates from Peru to Canada remains stable. "Supply is good. Peru is currently changing producing provinces (although they are all located in the Ica region), so supplies will drop a bit, but then pick up again," says Steve Galloway of TK Fresh Produce. In the first producing province for North America, Palpa, there were some weather issues that slightly affected the appearance of the fruit. "However, the quality is very good," says Galloway, adding that the next province, Ica, is producing fruit with better color and good quality. "Hopefully, the last and later province of Chincha will be just as good." Furthermore, rains in the early region of Peru delayed the season slightly, slowing the harvest. Although some volume arrives in early January, marking the start of the season, the bulk of the volume typically arrives by late February. TK Fresh's season will last approximately until mid-June. Pomegranate Prices: Demand is also steady. "We have a ...
Source: Agraria

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