On its National Day, Peruvian coffee reaches 44 international markets

Published Aug 26, 2020

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Peruvian coffee reaches 44 markets globally, with the United States, Germany, Belgium, Spain, and other European countries being the main importers. Peru is the tenth largest coffee producer in the world and the ninth largest exporter. Small producers manage most of the crop, covering 440,440 hectares across 17 regions. The country is also a major supplier of organic coffee. The government is providing credits for the renewal of coffee plantations to boost production. The goal for 2021 is to double the domestic consumption of coffee per capita from the current 650 grams to 1 kilo.

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Peruvian coffee reaches 44 markets worldwide and the main destinations of our “Bandera” product are the United States, Germany, Belgium, Spain and other European nations, which have highlighted the quality and aroma of the bean, and whose exports arrived last year to almost US $ 635 million, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (Minagri). Peruvian coffee is exported primarily to the markets of Europe (52%), North America (33%) and South America (6.9%). Only last year, the export volume reached 232,137 tons with sales exceeding US $ 634 million 909 thousand dollars in export value. At an international level, Peru is one of the main coffee producing countries in the world, occupying the tenth place, only behind Brazil, Vietnam, Colombia, Indonesia, Honduras, Ethiopia, India, Uganda, Mexico; And as a coffee bean exporting nation, our country is the ninth in the international scene, but Peru in terms of organic coffee holds the second place as an exporter in the ...

Source: Gov Peru