Fresh or refrigerated asparagus and fresh or dried mangoes concentrated 60.5% of the total air shipments from Peru in 2022

Published 2023년 2월 23일

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In 2022, Peru's air exports saw a slight increase, reaching 91,979 tons with fresh or refrigerated asparagus and fresh or dried mangoes being the primary products. Despite the overall slight increase, asparagus exports experienced a decrease of -10.4% compared to 2021, while mango exports surged by +10.1%. Blueberries also saw a significant increase of +42.3%. However, air exports in December 2022 experienced a drop of -11.9% compared to the same month in 2021.
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(Agraria.pe) In 2022, Peruvian exports by air amounted to 91,979 tons, reflecting a slight increase of +0.1% compared to the previous year. This was indicated by the Foreign Trade Society of Peru (ComexPerú), who pointed out that fresh or refrigerated asparagus and fresh or dried mangoes are the main Peruvian products exported by air in 2022, together representing 60.5% of the total He explained that, of the total shipments by air by Peru in 2022 (91,979 tons), 39,538 tons correspond to fresh or refrigerated asparagus, representing 42.99% of the total dispatched by this route. In addition, shipments of fresh or refrigerated asparagus in 2022 registered a contraction of -10.4% compared to what was registered in 2021. On the other hand, shipments by air of fresh or dried mangoes the previous year totaled 16,171 tons, participating with 17.58% of the total exported by said route. Likewise, shipments of this fruit showed an increase of +10.1% compared to what was achieved in 2021. ...
Source: Agraria

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