“Peru continues to be the world leader in blueberry exports”

Published 2024년 3월 25일

Tridge summary

In the 2023/2024 campaign, Peru experienced a significant 22.38% decrease in fresh blueberry exports, totaling 222 thousand tons, down from 286 thousand tons the previous year, due to climatic challenges such as Cyclone Yaku and an unusually hot winter. These adverse conditions particularly affected the key blueberry-producing regions of Piura, Lambayeque, and La Libertad. Despite this downturn, Peru remains the global leader in blueberry exports, a position it has solidified over previous campaigns. Fernando Cillóniz Benavides, president of Inform@cción, is optimistic about a rebound in the 2024/2025 campaign, attributing potential growth to an expected normalization of the climate. Furthermore, January 2024 saw a significant surge in blueberry export revenue for Peru, reaching US$212 million, nearly three times the amount from January 2023, indicating a strong recovery and continued dominance in the global market.
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Original content

(Agraria.pe) In the 2023/2024 campaign, Peru exported 222 thousand tons of fresh blueberries, showing a contraction of -22.38% compared to the 286 thousand tons shipped in the previous campaign (2022/2023). This was indicated by the president of the consulting firm Inform@cción, Fernando Cillóniz Benavides, who highlighted that this fall was due to the presence of climatic phenomena such as Cyclone Yaku (which affected in March and April 2023) and generated a lot of damage in the regions. from the north coast such as Piura, Lambayeque and La Libertad, main blueberry producing regions in our country. Added to this was the hot winter recorded that affected the flowering of blueberries (and other crops). He highlighted that, despite this drop in volumes shipped, Peru continues to be the world leader in blueberry exports, thanks to the significant growth recorded in previous campaigns. Cilloniz added that given the current normalization of the climate, blueberry production will grow ...
Source: Agraria

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