Seedless grapes account for about 75% of exports from Peru.

(Agraria.pe) The prospects for the grape campaign that began in September 2025 are more than encouraging, coming from a previous campaign with a reduction of up to 17% in prices, but it is expected that the average value of Peruvian grapes will continue its upward trend and reach US$ 3.00 per kilogram, one of the highest in its history. Peru has established itself as an international benchmark in price formation. However, market volatility and the pressure from competitors like Chile and South Africa make a solid strategy indispensable to protect profitability. In this context, varietal diversification has become the greatest strength of Peruvian grapes. The country has evolved from a model dependent on traditional varieties to one based on genetic innovation. Currently, it cultivates more than 60 varieties, although the export is concentrated on those with higher demand. The most notable change is the predominance of seedless grapes, which already represent nearly 75% of exports. ...