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Peru experienced a decline in artichoke exports from January to November 2023, with a decrease of 18% in volume and 15% in value compared to the previous year, amounting to 41,827 tons worth $121 million. Despite this, the average price per kilogram rose by 4% to $2.89. The United States, Spain, and France were the primary recipients of these exports, accounting for 60%, 29%, and 4% respectively. While exports to the US and France saw a decrease in both volume and value, those to Spain saw a 4% increase in both areas.
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Between January and November 2023, Peru exported 41,827 tons of artichokes worth $121 million, registering a decrease of 18% in volume and 15% in value compared to 2022. However, the average price saw a slight increase of 4%, partially offsetting the drop in volume. The average price was set at $2.89 per kilogram, according to FreshFruit. Regarding the destinations of the vegetable, in these eleven months they stopped shipping to some countries such as Italy, Venezuela, Colombia; and in turn, new ones such as India and New Zealand joined. However, between comings and goings with these markets, the number of places to which exports were made during this period remained the same, with the three most relevant being the United States, with 60% participation; followed by Spain, with 29%; and France, with 4%. To the North American market, shipments of Peruvian artichoke totaled 25,472 tons for $72 million. Compared to 2022, this was 25% less in volume and 21% less in value. As for the ...
Source: AgroPeru
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