Tridge summary
In the first half of 2020, Peru experienced a notable decline in turmeric exports, with a significant drop from 580,549 kilos valued at $1,219,221 in H1 2019 to 352,661 kilos worth $612,919 in H1 2020. The Netherlands emerged as the primary market, receiving 54% of the exports, followed by Canada, Chile, and the Dominican Republic, each with an 8% share. Other destination countries included Argentina, Spain, Belgium, and more. Notable exporters included JCH Agroexportaciones SAC, Agromix Industrial SAC, Grupo Estela SAC, Nativa Organics SAC, and Eurofresh Perú SAC, contributing 25%, 9%, 7%, 5%, and 4% to the total exports, respectively.
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(Agraria.pe) During the first semester of this year, Peru exported 352,661 kilos of turmeric for an FOB value of US $ 612,919. These figures reveal a significant decrease from the 580,549 kilos exported in the same period of 2019 for a value then of US $ 1,219,221. As revealed by the Agrodata Peru portal, the main destination of this Peruvian product in the first six months of 2020 was the Netherlands, where 54% of shipments were placed. Canada, Chile and the Dominican Republic followed with 8% each; Argentina with 6%; Spain and Belgium with 4% each, among others. Among the largest exporters in the sector, ...
Source: Agraria
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