Peruvian processed artichoke grows back

Published 2021년 3월 14일

Tridge summary

In 2020, Peruvian processed artichoke exports saw a 12.30% increase compared to the previous year, reaching a total of US $ 99 million. This marks a resumption of growth after three consecutive years of decline, with the main markets being the United States (63%) and Spain (23%). Shipments to Spain saw the most significant growth (+ 24.20%), while exports to the United States also increased (+ 5.10%). Additionally, Peru exported artichokes to Greenland for the first time, with US $ 87 thousand worth, and resumed exports to Venezuela with US $ 29 thousand.
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In 2020, Peruvian processed artichoke exports totaled US $ 99 million, which represented a growth of 12.30% compared to 2019. With this, the export growth path of this product was resumed, after three years of decline constant. After exporting US $ 110 million in 2017, it had reached US $ 88 million in 2019. Although North America and Europe were the main importers, the growth of destinations in Latin America, such as Chile and Mexico, should be highlighted. All this in a scenario of stable prices compared to 2019. The two main markets for the Peruvian artichoke were the United States (63%) and Spain (23%). The increase in shipments to Spain was the most important (+ 24.20%), going from US $ 19 million in 2019 to more than US $ 23 million in 2020. In the case of the United States, shipments went ...

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