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(Agraria.pe) Last week, the Association of Table Grape Producers and Exporters of Peru (Provid) held the International Table Grape Congress (CIUM 2025), where various stakeholders in the sector participated, addressing the challenges and future challenges of this crop, which is so important for Peruvian agro-exports. During the inauguration of the event, the head of the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (Midagri), Ángel Manero Campos, indicated that the future of table grapes in Peru is spectacular, as it is a product that finds the best conditions in the world on the Peruvian coast for export. He pointed out that this crop will continue to develop in our country for three reasons: Increase in global consumption, opening of new destination markets; and because Peru will replace the grape supply from other countries. "Without a doubt, Peru will consolidate itself very strongly in the export of grapes." At another point, Minister Ángel Manero noted that in the last two ...