GLOBAL GRAPE CONVENTION 2024: Chile and Peru join forces to increase table grape consumption

Published 2023년 12월 19일

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The grape industry is facing challenges from climatic factors, the Covid-19 pandemic, logistical issues, and new varieties that have not met expectations. Chile and Peru have joined forces to address these challenges by organizing the first GLOBAL GRAPE CONVENTION, aiming to deliver important information and collaborative solutions to increase and diversify grape consumption. The convention aims to bring together the main retailers and importers in the world to address the imbalance between global supply and demand, and to ensure the sustainability of the grape business.
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The grape producing and exporting industry worldwide has experienced a process of change and stress marked by climatic factors, the Covid-19 pandemic, logistical issues in origin and destination and the cultivation of new varieties that have not achieved the expected results. For this reason, Chile and Peru, two leaders in the production and export of this fruit in the world, decided to take action on the matter, meeting on August 8, 2024 in the first version of this magnitude of the GLOBAL GRAPE CONVENTION, in the Monticello Casino Event Center. In this way, the Fruits of Chile Table Grape Committee (formerly ASOEX) and the Association of Table Grape Producers of Peru (PROVID) seek not only to jointly and jointly deliver transcendental and unique information for the market, but which, in addition, brings together the main retailers and importers in the world to seek collaborative solutions and face the great challenge that grapes face globally, which is to increase and diversify ...
Source: MXfruit

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