Peru exported 47,873 tons of onions for US$ 27.4 million in October

Published 2024년 11월 14일

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In October 2024, Peru's onion exports saw a significant increase, with a total of 47,873 tons exported earning US$ 27.4 million, marking a 35% increase in volume and 88% increase in value compared to the same month in 2023. The average price per kilogram also rose by 39% to US$ 0.57. The majority of the onions were exported from Ica, Lambayeque, Arequipa, and La Libertad, and reached 20 markets in America and Europe. The United States was the primary importer, receiving 72% of the total exports. Notable exporters included Agrícola Miranda S.A.C., Novoliz S.A., and Bland Farms (Peru) S.A.C., and the exports were primarily shipped through Terminal Portuario San Martín – Paracas.

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(Agraria.pe) In October of this year, the export of onions in all their forms by Peru totaled 47,873 tons exported for a value of US$ 27.4 million, which meant an increase of +35% in volume and +88% in value, compared to what was achieved in the same month of 2023 The month closed with an increase of +39% in price, which averaged US$ 0.57 per kilogram. Although prices remain high, as in 2023, supply is not restricted as it was last year, which has allowed this growth to be maintained both in volume and value. The onion exported in October came mainly from Ica (64%), followed by Lambayeque (13%), Arequipa (12%) and La Libertad (10%). The rest of the exports came from Piura (0.7%), Tacna (0.5%) and Lima (0.2%). In total, onions reached 20 markets in America and Europe. Of all onion exports, the United States was the main destination in October 2024 (72% share), with 28,202 tons worth US$ 19.7 million (US$ 0.70 per kilogram). Behind was Spain (16% of the total), with 9,088 tons worth ...

Source: Agraria