Australia's potential for Peruvian agro-exports

Published 2020년 7월 1일

Tridge summary

Australia is among the top 30 importers of agricultural products globally, with over 50% of imports being grains, 29% fruits, and 18% vegetables. In 2019, the country imported over US $ 3,500 million in fruits, vegetables, and grains, a 44% increase from 2009. The top imports include coffee, quinoa, grapes, avocados, bilberries, garlic, and asparagus. Coffee is the most imported agricultural product, with Switzerland, Brazil, and Colombia as the main suppliers, paying US $ 4.19 per kilogram. Quinoa imports have also increased, mainly from Bolivia, paying US $ 2.67 per kilogram. There is potential for Peruvian products in the Australian market, especially grapes, avocados, and blueberries, given their high prices in Australia compared to other countries.

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Original content

(Agraria.pe) Australia is a high-income country whose population has increased by 20% in the last decade, which has boosted its demand for food significantly. In 2019, the country imported more than US $ 3,500 million in fruits, vegetables and grains, which meant an increase of 44% compared to the value imported in 2009. With this level of consumption, the country is among the top 30 importers of agricultural products from the planet. Curiously, Australia is an agricultural country with an exporting vocation. In 2019, it exported more than US $ 6.5 billion in fruits, vegetables and grains. But it is a country that has been focused on some products and is still in the process of adapting others to its lands and climates. While this process is consolidated, it requires imports to meet domestic demand. More than half of its imports are grains, 29% are fruits and 18% are vegetables. When crossing the list of the 10 products with the highest imports of grains, fruits and vegetables by ...

Source: Agraria