Chile exported $4.441 billion worth of fruit in the first four months, with mainland China being the largest buyer

게시됨 2024년 6월 19일

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The article discusses Chile's fruit export statistics, noting that fresh fruit exports represent 88% of the total export value, with cherries, grapes, and blueberries being the primary contributors. Processed fruits and nuts account for 10.8% and 1.2% of the export value, respectively. Mainland China is the largest market for Chilean fruits, especially cherries, followed by the United States, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and Brazil. The article also provides detailed figures on the export volumes and values of various fruits and their main markets.

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Fresh fruit exports account for nearly 90% The Chilean website "Simfruit" reported that in terms of export value, 88% are fresh fruit, 10.8% are processed fruit (frozen fruit, dried fruit, canned fruit, juice, fruit oil), and 1.2% are nuts. The export volume of fresh fruit was 1.3 million tons (+3.6%), and the export value was US$3.908 billion (+8.0%). In terms of export value, cherries accounted for 52%, followed by grapes (20.1%), blueberries (10.6%), prunes (7.5%) and nectarines (3.3%). The export volume of nuts was 12,500 tons, and the export value was US$53.5 million, both of which declined year-on-year. The main export products were walnuts (55.9%), hazelnuts (29.2%) and almonds (14.0%). Among processed fruits, the export volume of frozen fruit was 57,700 tons, with an export value of US$172 million, mainly frozen blueberries (38.7%) and frozen strawberries (25.4%); 34,900 tons of dried fruit, with an export value of US$109 million, mainly prunes (60.9%); 57,700 tons of ...

출처: Foodmate