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Peru has seen a 16.3% increase in its certified avocado export areas for 2022, reaching a total of 44,470 hectares. The largest area is in La Libertad, accounting for 31.72% of the total. Other significant areas are in Lambayeque, Lima, and Ica. The total certified area has been consistently increasing each year, starting from 18,486 hectares in 2017.
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In Peru, the region with the largest areas certified for avocado export this year was La Libertad, with 14,107 hectares. During 2022, the areas certified for avocado exports increased by 16.3%, reaching 44,470 hectares, compared to 38,248 hectares in campaign 21, according to the president of the consulting firm Inform @ cción, Fernando Cillóniz Benavides. In 2017 18,486 hectares were certified for export, in 2018 22,696 hectares, in 2019 25,504 and in 2020 31,273 hectares. The region with the largest areas certified for export this year was La Libertad with 14,107 hectares (+ 12.13% compared to 2021), concentrating 31.72% of the total certified area in the current year. Lambayeque follows, with 8,120 certified hectares in 2022 (+ 7.5%) and a share of 18.26% of the ...
Source: Corriereortofrutticolo
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