Peru: Chulucanas producers migrated to mango and changed their lives

게시됨 2020년 11월 18일

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The Association of Mango Producers of Alto Piura (Apromalpi), a cooperative of small mango producers in Chulucanas, Piura, has been successfully exporting kent mangoes for 24 years, with current markets including the Netherlands, France, the United States, Germany, and exploration of potential markets in Russia. Initially, the cooperative started with 40 producers and has grown to 149, bringing significant economic benefits and improving the quality of life for its members. In addition to fresh mango exports, Apromalpi also produces and exports mango pulp and dehydrated mangoes, and is set to inaugurate an IQF mango processing plant in December. The cooperative's future plans include establishing a pulp processing plant, aiming to further diversify and expand its product portfolio and market reach.

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원본 콘텐츠

(Agraria.pe) A quarter of a century ago, the potential of mango led a group of 40 producers from Chulucanas (Piura) to come together to take advantage of the strong demand for the product in the local and foreign market, in pursuit of the development of their community and a better quality of life. This is how, after sending a first container of mango to the Netherlands, a process in which they were supported by a prelature, they decided to create what is today the Association of Mango Producers of Alto Piura (Apromalpi), a cooperative of small producers mango, which to date already has 149 partners. And it is that, although with the first exported container they had more losses than gains, they obtained many lessons and realized that, with constant work, the export of mango could give very good results. “Those 40 producers got together and started coordinating actions to see how we could send kent mangoes abroad. We are looking for consultants, engineers. So we started to improve ...

출처: Agraria