The United States and Canada were the main destinations for Peruvian frozen fruits

Published 2022년 11월 28일

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From January to September of this year, Peruvian frozen fruit exports reached $261.43 million, a 19% increase with the United States and Canada as the primary markets, accounting for 46% of the total. Mango was the leading exported frozen fruit, followed by avocado, strawberries, and blueberries. In 2021, total frozen fruit shipments amounted to $317.9 million, with North America as the leading continent in demand. The global market for uncooked, cooked, or frozen fruit in 2021 was $7,401.8 million, with the US being the main global buyer.
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Shipments of Peruvian frozen fruits to the world totaled around 261 million 433,000 dollars between January and September of this year (19% increase) and had the United States (USA) and Canada as their main markets, reported today the Management of Agroexports of the Association of Exporters (Adex). Both represented 46% of the total, with 88 million 140,000 dollars and 31 million 205,000 dollars, experiencing positive variations of 14% and 36%, respectively, indicated the export union. They were followed by the Netherlands ($21.917 million), Belgium ($17.018 million) and South Korea ($16.421 million), it reported. The United Kingdom, Chile, Japan, Poland and Germany completed the top ten, mentioned the Association of Exporters. Of this group, the UK achieved the largest increase (66%); while Germany reduced its orders by 13% and Poland by 3%, he added. Products The most exported frozen fruit was mango with 135 million 473,000 dollars, an evolution of 22% and a representation of ...

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