Frozen avocado from Peru has export potential to Russia

Published 2021년 7월 18일

Tridge summary

The Peruvian Exporters Association (Adex) is pioneering a new market in Russia by promoting the export of frozen avocados, a product with high commercial potential in the Eurasian country. Despite consumers usually buying fresh avocados in retail, Peruvian exporters could establish a niche by offering frozen avocados in halves or pieces. Due to a preferential 6% tariff from Russia until October 12, 2021, and the growing trend towards healthy food, Adex recommends participating in Russian trade fairs and positioning the avocado as a high-quality, fairly priced product to differentiate it from competitors.

Russia, the eighth largest market for Peruvian avocados in 2020, imports most of its avocados from Israel, Peru, Colombia, South Africa, and Mexico. Adex is advocating for direct shipping to Russia through the port of Saint Petersburg to avoid third-party markets.
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Original content

Peruvian frozen ‘green gold’ has great commercial opportunities in the Eurasian country. Avocado is one of the most coveted fruits worldwide due to its healthy fats, vitamins, minerals and other properties, and its export to Russia in frozen form has potential, noted the Exporters Association (Adex). The export union indicated that according to the head of the Foreign Ministry at the Peruvian Embassy in Russia, Egorov Ramírez Hinojosa, Peruvian frozen ‘green gold’ has great commercial opportunities in the Eurasian country. "Consumers buy it fresh in the retail sector, however, in no supermarket is it sold as frozen, therefore, Peruvian exporters could become pioneers in this niche, either by offering it in halves or pieces," he said. This was stated in the virtual forum 'Frozen avocado market profile to Russia and Amazonian nut to Israel', made thanks to an agreement signed by Adex, the Adex Academic Centers (Ceadex) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (RR.EE. ) to boost the ...

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