Peru exported 5,408 tons of fresh ginger for US$ 10.58 million in October

Published 2024년 11월 26일

Tridge summary

In October 2024, Peruvian fresh ginger exports saw a significant decrease, with a drop of 29% in volume and 37% in value compared to the same month the previous year. The United States remained the primary market, accounting for 48% of the exports, followed by the Netherlands with a 30% share. The average price per kilogram also decreased by 11%, reaching US$ 1.96. The main exporters included Fruitxchange S.A.C., Agronegocios La Grama S.A.C., and Jungle Fresh Organic S.A.C., with Fruitxchange shifting its focus towards the Netherlands and Spain. The exports were primarily handled by DP World, with assistance from APM Terminals and Terminales Portuarios Euroandinos.
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Original content

(Agraria.pe) Peruvian exports of fresh ginger reached 5,408 tons for US$ 10.58 million in October 2024, showing a drop of -29% in volume and -37% in value compared to what was reported in the same month of the previous year. The average price per kilogram fell by 11%, standing at US$ 1.96. Of the 16 destinations reached in the month analyzed, the United States was the main market for the product, with a 48% share. 2,310 tons were exported to this country, generating revenues of US$ 4.73 million, reflecting a decrease of -26% in volume and -34% in value. The average price also registered a drop of 10%, going from US$ 2.27 to US$ 2.05 per kilogram. In second place, the Netherlands accounted for 30% of exports, acquiring a total of 1,688 tons worth US$ 3.17 million. These figures represented a decrease of 31% in volume and 41% in value; while the average price fell by 14%, standing at US$ 1.88 per kilogram. Spain ranked third with a 2% share, receiving 422 tons worth US$ 988,000. ...
Source: Agraria

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