Peru exported 2,394 tons of fresh lemon for $2.33 million in October

Published 2024년 12월 8일

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In October 2024, Peruvian fresh lemon exports saw a dramatic increase, with volume rising by 128% to 2,394 tons and revenue increasing by 83% to $2.33 million compared to the same month in 2023. Despite the increased revenue, the average price per kilogram of Peruvian lemons dropped by 19% to $0.98. Chile remained the primary market, absorbing 47% of the exports, followed by the United States and the Dominican Republic. The exports were predominantly handled by Terminales Portuarios Euroandinos – Paita, with DP World and APM Terminals also contributing significantly to the processing and shipping of the lemon exports.

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In October 2024, Peruvian fresh lemon exports reached 2,394 tons, generating revenues of $2.33 million. This figure represented a significant increase of 128% in volume and 83% in value compared to the same month in 2023, recovering the expected level throughout the year. According to FreshFruit, despite the figures recorded, the average price of Peruvian lemon per kilogram decreased by 19%, going from $1.21 to $0.98. Of the seven destinations to which the product arrived, Chile remained the main market for fresh lemon, representing 47% of the total exported with 1,234 tons shipped for $1.08 million. Compared to October 2023, this destination showed an increase of 90% in volume and 49% in value, although the average price fell by 22%, from $1.12 to $0.88 per kilogram. The United States ranked second with a 17% share, importing 352 tons for $397,000. This market experienced an increase of 36% in volume and 21% in value, but with a 10% reduction in the average price, which went from ...

Source: AgroPeru