Despite challenges in the previous year, the 2024 Peruvian pomegranate season is set to begin with expectations of similar climate issues but a positive outlook on export value. In addition to weather-related concerns, producers are also focusing on meeting market requirements for entry into the United States and expanding to new Asian markets. The adoption of new technologies, such as automated machines for pomegranate production, is also being emphasized to improve efficiency and productivity in the sector.
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(Agraria.pe) After the peculiar closure of the Peruvian fresh pomegranate campaign in 2023, with 10% lower volume, but 5% higher in value, this fruit is already preparing to start its new 2024 season, which would have started from this first week of the year. Last year this product was also hit by climate problems, but it could have ended positively in terms of export value. A similar scenario is expected for this year in terms of climatic conditions, extending until April according to the National Service of Meteorology and Hydrology of Peru (Senamhi), with strong (47%) and moderate (40%) magnitudes. Accompanied by this, the entities in the sector must also focus more on the problems they have in entering the fruit into the United States, and being able to meet the requirements that this market asks for. Likewise, expand destinations on the Asian continent and achieve greater participation. Leaving aside climatological and health factors, producers should also adapt to the new ...
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