Chilean fruit exports grow in volume and decrease in value in 2022

Published 2023년 2월 8일

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In 2022, Chile's fruit exports reached a volume of 3.44 million tons, valued at USD 7,439.6 million, showing a slight increase in volume but a decrease in value compared to the previous year. The exports consisted of 68.4% fresh fruit, 22.9% processed fruit, and 8.7% dried fruits. While fresh fruit exports saw a decrease in both volume and value, the most notable increases were seen in cherry and table grape exports. Nuts were the third-largest category in value, followed by processed fruits, which experienced an increase in both volume and value. The most significant increases were seen in dehydrated and preserved fruits, with peach and apple preserves being the top sellers.

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According to the fresh fruit bulletin for the month of January 2023, carried out by Odepa, during the year 2022 a total of 3.44 million tons of fruit exports were registered, for a value of USD 7,439.6 million FOB, ( sales values are subject to adjustments by IVV1). With respect to the year 2021, there is a positive variation in the volume exported of 0.6%, and in terms of value, a decrease of -0.4% is observed. Of this total in value, 68.4% corresponds to fresh fruit, 22.9% to processed fruit (juices, oils, preserves, frozen, dehydrated), and 8.7% to dried fruits (walnuts, almonds, hazelnuts, among others). others). Fresh Fruit Fresh fruit reaches sales of 2 million 615 thousand tons, equivalent to USD 5,085 million FOB for the year 2022. These exports register a decrease in volume of -0.1%, and in value of -4.7% compared to past year. The main species exported in the analysis period in this group were cherry, registering a volume of 397 thousand tons, equivalent to USD 2,130 ...

Source: Portaldelcampo