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Peruvian artichoke exports fall: 1,354 tons for $3.84 million in June 2024

Published Jul 29, 2024

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In June 2024, Peru's artichoke exports experienced a significant decline, with 1,354 tons worth $3.84 million, down 46.2% in volume and 44.6% in value from June 2023. The average price per kilogram also fell by 4.4%. The United States, Spain, and France were the top importers, all showing decreases in volume, value, and price. Canned artichokes dominated, making up 76.5% of the total value. Danper Trujillo S.A.C. was the leading exporter, followed by Virú S.A. and Alsur Perú S.A.C.
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Peru exported 1,354 tons of artichoke worth $3.84 million in June 2024, which represented a contraction of 46.2% in volume and 44.6% in value compared to the same month in 2023. Regarding the average price, there was a drop 4.4%, going from $2.96 to $2.83 per kilogram, according to FreshFruit. Regarding the destinations of the Peruvian product, the United States was the main importer of Peruvian artichoke (69.3% share) by acquiring 989 tons for $2.7 million ($2.69 per kilogram). With these results, remittances from this market decreased 44.2% in volume, 46.6% in value and 4.2% in price. For its part, Spain imported 277 tons for $873,000 ($3.15 per kilogram), registering drops of 33.0% in volume, 39.8% in value and 10.1% in price. Meanwhile, France acquired 29 tons valued at $115,000 ($4.03 per kilogram), with drops of 105.4% in volume, 91.1% in value and 7.0% in price. Canned artichoke was the most demanded presentation (76.5% of the total value), with 1031 tons for $2.94 million. ...
Source: AgroPeru
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