Peruvian ginger exports have seen a significant increase in value but a slower growth in volume. The growth is attributed to a recovery in international demand, but major growers are facing difficulties in meeting this growth due to various reasons such as bad weather and poor quality. Other ginger-producing countries, including Brazil and China, are also experiencing supply shortages, leading to higher prices. Despite good prices, Peruvian ginger exports face quality issues, and measures have been taken to prevent the presence of a harmful bacterium in shipments.