Tridge summary
In the first half of 2020, Canadian fruit imports saw a 2.40% increase to a total of US $2,526 million, with Peru contributing 3.40% of that total, marking a 7% increase from the previous year. Peru remained the sixth largest fruit supplier to Canada, with fresh grapes being the most imported product from Peru, valued at US $33 million, marking a 15.10% increase from the previous year. Mango imports also saw a significant increase, with a value of US $9 million, a 25% increase from the previous year. Nature's Touch Frozen Foods Inc., Krown Produce Inc., and Star Produce Ltd. were the main buyers of Peruvian fruit in the Canadian market.
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Original content
During the first half of the year, Canadian fruit imports totaled US $ 2,526 million, showing a positive performance by growing 2.40%. Of this amount, US $ 86 million were provided by Peru, 3.40% of the total. Compared to the same period in 2019, Canadian imports of Peruvian fruit grew by 7%. Thanks to this good performance, Peru maintained its place as the sixth fruit supplier in Canada. Among the products sent, fresh grapes stood out, with a value of US $ 33 million, representing 38.20% of shipments. Said amount represented an increase of 15.10% over the previous year. Fresh grapes were followed by mango imports, with a value of US $ 9 million, that is, 25% more than the previous ...
Source: Freshfruit.pe
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