Good outlook for Peruvian hearts of palm exports at the end of the first half of the year

Published Aug 15, 2022

Tridge summary

The article highlights the trade dynamics of a specific commodity in the agricultural sector for the first half of 2022, focusing on France, North America, and the Netherlands as the primary markets. It reveals a notable increase in exports from the United States to France by 22% in volume and 28% in value, with the average price per kilogram also rising by 5% compared to the previous year. Similarly, the import of this commodity by North America from the Netherlands saw a doubling in volume and tripling in value, attributed to a 11% increase in price. The Netherlands' ranking as a top importer has slightly diminished due to reduced imports from Peru, which experienced an 18% decrease in volume and 12% decrease in value, despite an 8% rise in price. Caynarachi S.A. has emerged as a dominant player in the export market, with significant control in France, the United States, and the Netherlands.
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Original content

To France, exports were 1,210 tons for US$ 3 million, that is, 22% more in volume and 28% more in value than the first half of the previous year. The average price in the French market was US$2.41 per kilogram, 5% more than in 2021. For their part, the North Americans imported 537 tons for US$ 2 million. Compared to the first six months of last year, these were double in volume and triple in value. This is also due to an increase in price, since it was quoted at US$ 2.86 per kilogram, that is, 11% more than the previous year. Finally, the Netherlands fell to one position compared to the previous year due to a drop in imports of this product. Peru exported 381 tons for US$903 thousand, this was 18% less in volume and 12% less in value compared to the previous period. The price in this ...

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