Peru: Lambayeque will export 6 tons of dehydrated edible mushrooms from Incahuasi to Germany

Published 2021년 6월 8일

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The article highlights a significant achievement by the small producers of Incahuasi, a high Andean district in Lambayeque, Peru, who have exported 6 tons of dehydrated edible mushrooms (Suillus Luteus) to Hamburg, Germany, despite the challenges posed by the pandemic. This marks the district's first international shipment and is part of a larger effort to improve the livelihoods of local producers by providing access to necessary services and promoting economic growth. The export, valued at S/ 150,000, was facilitated by local commercial coordinators, Agroexportadoras Suma Yapu S.A.C. and Agroexportaciones San Pablo S.A.C., and marks the beginning of a project aimed at exporting at least 20 tons of mushrooms, in addition to other products like aguaymanto, chamomile, rosemary, and trout, to countries such as Germany, Brazil, and Japan, in order to further boost the income of local producers and stimulate the local economy.

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(Agraria.pe) Small producers from 19 organizations from the high Andean district of Incahuasi (Lambayeque), exported 6 tons of dehydrated edible mushrooms to Hamburg (Germany). Said shipment left from Ferreñafe. This is the first shipment made by the District Municipality of Incahuasi in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic and through joint work with small producers in order to improve their income. The district of Incahuasi has become a pantry of highly nutritious and quality products in high demand, such as edible mushrooms. In this context, the Municipality launched the event "Potential Agro-exporter of the Incahuasi District", where the container was closed and sealed with six tons of Dehydrated Edible Wild Mushrooms (Suillus Luteus). This shipment represents an investment of S / 150,000, which has allowed access to services for producers (storage, transportation), in addition to generating jobs and income to the state through tax collection, which enters the Incahuasi ...

Source: Agraria