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Germany is consolidated as the main destination of the Peruvian aguaymanto

Published Nov 6, 2022

Tridge summary

Peruvian aguaymanto exports saw a 5% increase in volume and a 30% increase in value compared to 2021, reaching 101 tons worth US$ 842 thousand until October. The majority of the exports were dehydrated, with Germany, Japan, and the Netherlands being the main destinations. Germany's imports of dehydrated golden berry increased by 27% in volume and 33% in value compared to 2021, making it the largest market for Peruvian aguaymanto. Meanwhile, the Netherlands' imports of fresh aguaymanto significantly increased, surpassing Spain, Switzerland, and France as the third-largest market for this product.
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Exports of Peruvian aguaymanto amounted to 101 tons for US$ 842 thousand until October, which meant a growth of 5% in volume and 30% in value compared to 2021. 93% of shipments were in dehydrated presentation, with the rest fresh. It was the price of dehydrated that reached US$ 8.3 per kilogram and, with an increase of 23% over the previous year, explained much of the growth in exports. Germany, Mexico and Spain were the main destinations for this product in 2021, concentrating more than 90% of total shipments. However, so far this year, only Germany remains on the podium and is joined by Japan and the Netherlands. The German country acquired 57 tons of dehydrated golden berry worth US$510,000 in 2021, while this year it has 72 tons for US$674,000; 27% more volume with 33% more value, which consolidated it as the most important for aguaymanto exports. For their part, the Japanese imported 6.6 tons of dehydrated golden berry for a value of US$ 70,000, which implied a participation ...
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