Peruvian fresh ginger reached 15 different destinations in the first month of 2024. At the end of January, 3,163 tons were exported, worth US$ 10 million. The United States stood out, with 67% participation; the Netherlands, with 11%; and Canada, with 9%. In these three countries price increases of more than 100% were recorded. The Netherlands paid one of the highest prices, going from US$ 1.09 in 2023 to US$ 5.06 this year.
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After Peruvian fresh ginger closed 2023 positively, this new year began with a decline in volume (-42% in January), which was able to compensate with a price that almost tripled. At the end of January, 3,163 tons were exported, worth US$ 10 million. This value was 66% higher thanks to the 186% increase in the average price, which closed at US$ 3.21 per kilogram. In January 2023 it was US$ 1.12 per kilogram. During the first month of 2024, the product reached 15 different destinations, of which the United States stood out, with 67% participation; the Netherlands, with 11%; and Canada, with 9%. It should be noted that in these three countries price increases of more than 100% were recorded, which would continue to affirm the great preference for Peruvian ginger over that from other sources. In addition, Canada's participation in this month stood out, as it climbed 2 positions, displacing the United Kingdom. To the United States, Peru sent 2,135 tons for US$ 7 million, which was 10% ...
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