2023-2024: A different campaign for southern blueberries in Peru

게시됨 2024년 5월 15일

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The article highlights the challenges Peru faced in its blueberry export campaign due to an unpredictable El Niño event, leading to a lack of winter and disrupted crop cycles. The initial impact was a significant decrease in exports, particularly of the popular variety Ventura, by 40% in the first half of the campaign. However, Peru managed to recover and experienced a surge in exports in the later months, contributing two-thirds of the southern hemisphere's total blueberry exports. Other blueberry-producing countries like Chile, South Africa, Argentina, Colombia, and Uruguay also faced weather-related challenges, resulting in varied export volumes. Argentina, Colombia, and Uruguay took advantage of the situation to increase their shipments, showing resilience in a campaign marked by unpredictability.

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According to Betina Ernst from Topinfo, the campaign that has just ended evolved differently from previous ones; but this was not foreseeable at the beginning, which is why uncertainty reigned during much of it. The phenomenon that had the most impact was El Niño, which meant that Peru practically did not have a winter. This altered crop cycles, with early varieties being most affected, especially Ventura. This is a successful variety, which had a great expansion in Peru, contributing a third of exports in 2022-2023. As a result of this, during the first part of the campaign Peru exported much less than expected. Until the beginning of November, it had shipped 40% less than the previous year. However, in mid-November the situation began to reverse. Peru gradually recovered its usual shipment rate, and even during the last months, January to March, it exported much more than other years. The inconveniences that arose were not only these changes, but it was very difficult to ...

출처: Portaldelcampo