The United States imports more bell pepper every year and, instead, its exports decrease

Published 2023년 5월 3일

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The article highlights the dynamic of bell pepper production and import/export in the United States. Despite the country's self-sufficient production, which reached 471,736 tons in 2022, up from 442,025 tons in the previous year, occupying 12,828 hectares in 2022, it remains reliant on imports to meet market demand. Import volumes rose from 116,119 tons in 2019 to 126,552 tons in 2022, with Mexico and Canada being key suppliers. This trend has led to an increase in opportunities for growers in these countries.
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(Agraria.pe) Bell pepper is widely cultivated in the United States, although its production is mainly concentrated in California and Florida. Georgia and New Jersey supplement production with slightly lower volumes. However, to meet the constant demand in the market, each year the United States imports more and, on the contrary, its exports have decreased. For US buyers, the good news is that the supply of fresh bell peppers has been increasing in recent years, with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) reporting a steady increase. This has been mainly due to increased imports from other countries, such as Mexico and Canada. Bell pepper production volume in the United States was 471,736 tons in 2022, slightly higher than the previous year's production of 442,025 tons. This increase in pepper production was aligned with the increase in cultivated area in 2022 with 12,828 hectares, compared to 12,545 hectares in the previous year. In 2020, the cultivated area of pepper ...
Source: Agraria

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