The presence of Peruvian blueberries abroad is strengthened

Published 2022년 10월 12일

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Peru emerged as the leading global supplier of blueberries in 2021, accounting for 25.1% of the total trade, according to the Association of Exporters (ADEX). The United States was the primary destination, making blueberries the second most exported non-traditional agricultural product in Peru, following fresh grapes. The demand for blueberries, known for their health benefits, is expected to rise, but challenges such as oversupply and organoleptic characteristics need to be addressed. ADEX also reported a 123.4% growth in blueberry exports from January to July 2022, generating $209,479,000 from 25 markets, with the United States accounting for 52.8% of the shipments.

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(Agraria.pe) As projected by the Association of Exporters (ADEX), 2021 was a good year for blueberries, which is why Peru consolidated itself as the world's leading supplier, concentrating 25.1% of the total and having the United States as its main destination. States, said the head of Consulting and Projects of the Center for Research on Global Economy and Business (CIEN-ADEX), Lizbeth Pumasunco. According to the ADEX Data Trade Commercial Intelligence system, this berry ranked 2nd in the ranking of Peru's non-traditional agro-exportable supply last year, after fresh grapes, and before avocados, asparagus, mangoes, and other preparations. used for animal feed and citrus. “In the world, the consumption of fresh products is prioritized, with nutrients that strengthen health and blueberries fit these characteristics. Although demand will continue to increase, it is important to take into account several elements that will help strengthen our position as the main global exporter," he ...

Source: Agraria