Argentine seeds register a record in the first quarter of the year

Published Apr 4, 2024

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In the first quarter of the year, Argentina has witnessed a remarkable surge in the exports of plums, peaches, and nectarines, totaling 7,250 tons, which represents a 130% increase compared to the same period last year and a 110% rise over the average of the last five seasons. Brazil emerges as the leading importer, contributing to nearly 80% of this growth with a staggering 180% increase in imports. Other countries like Paraguay and the United States have also seen significant import growth. Despite this export boom, the domestic market remains the primary consumer of these fruits, with exports accounting for less than 10% of total production. The 2023-2024 harvest season has been favorable, yielding high-quality fruits despite some delays.

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Shipments of Argentine stones - plums, peaches and nectarines - started the year well with exports of 7,250 tons in the first quarter. According to information from Más Prodiciones, the volume represents an interannual jump of 130% and 110%, when related to the average for the period of the last five seasons. Brazil is the main recipient of the fruit. Statistics prepared by the National Agri-Food Health and Quality Service of Argentina (SENASA) reveal that nearly 80% of the growth registered so far this season is due to the increase in exports to the neighboring country. These totaled a little more than 5,000 tons, which translates into a year-on-year growth of 180%. In second place is Paraguay with 1,370 tons, a figure that reflects an increase of 65% compared to the same period of the previous year. Based on SENASA figures, the Más Procción media reports that the United States also showed significant year-on-year growth (230%), although the volumes handled towards that market ...

Source: MXfruit