Peru: ADEX urges authorities to work together to maintain the pisco boom

Published 2023년 2월 24일

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The article highlights the significant growth of Pisco exports in 2022, with a 45% increase compared to the previous year, reaching 41 countries led by the US. To sustain this growth, the article stresses the importance of cultivating pisco grapes in areas with Denomination of Origin and conducting a census. The article also mentions the efforts of the private sector in supporting producers and identifying more buyers, with a notable success in the first Pisco diploma course. The article suggests that maintaining and increasing export levels requires ongoing support and efforts in both domestic consumption promotion and international market exploration.

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The export of Pisco in 2022 (US$ 10 million 494 thousand) grew 45% and to maintain this rate it is necessary to guarantee the cultivation of pisco grapes in areas with Denomination of Origin, so it is important to carry out a census and at At the same time consolidate the work with the authorities, stated the president of the Pisco Committee of the Association of Exporters (ADEX), Carmen Robatty de Moquillaza. “2020 was complicated by the pandemic, we closed with almost US$4 million, that is, a drop of -41%. Subsequently, we concluded 2021 with an increase of 8.2% and 2022 with 45%. We trust that this 2023 will be better”, he expressed. Executing a census -he continued- will allow establishing the number of hectares planted with pisco grapes, which will help refine the work of the government and of the members of the chain, who in difficult times knew how to resist and move forward. "If we are going to boost domestic consumption and continue with the activities to identify more ...

Source: AdexPeru