Peru is in the top 10 global suppliers of passion fruit and exotic fruits

Published Aug 15, 2024

Tridge summary

In 2023, Peru ranked 10th globally and 3rd in Latin America and the Caribbean as a supplier of exotic fruits, led by passion fruit, generating revenue of $66.93 million, a 11% increase from the previous year. Despite this growth, a significant decline in exports was observed from January to May, largely due to climatic issues, new pests, and diseases. The industry also faces challenges such as damage to irrigation infrastructure and the need for improved agronomic management. Despite these challenges, there is potential for growth in the cosmetics industry and the market for passion fruit oil. The Association of Exporters (ADEX) is collaborating with the National Institute of Agrarian Innovation (INIA) to develop a action plan and identify new varieties of passion fruit and granadilla. This collaboration is part of the Fruit Roundtable for Industry, which includes several members working on the PROFRUT project to promote technology transfer to farmers and increase passion fruit production.
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Original content

Thanks to the high quality of Peruvian passion fruit and other exotic fruits, in 2023 our country ranked 10th as a global supplier of these products and 3rd in Latin America and the Caribbean, reported the manager of Agroexports of the Association of Exporters (ADEX), Claudia Solano Oré. During her presentation ‘Passionflowers in the international market: Opportunities and Challenges’, within the framework of the II International Congress of Passionflowers of Peru –organized by ADEX and the National Institute of Agrarian Innovation (INIA)–, she indicated that passion fruit was the most popular exotic fruit abroad. “Last year, our shipments to the world amounted to US$ 66 million 932 thousand, showing an increase of 11% compared to 2022 ($ 60,473,000); however, its poor performance between January and May of this year (-9.8%) is worrying. It is even estimated that it will close this 2024 with a drop of -6%”, he added. This is due to various factors – he continued –, such as lower ...
Source: AgroPeru

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