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The article highlights that the Indian market is set to welcome new agricultural products from Peru, including citrus fruits and blueberries, in the upcoming quarter. This decision is attributed to the satisfaction of India's phytosanitary conditions by Peruvian agro-exporters. In 2020, India was the 50th largest market for Peruvian fruits. The exports of grapes and Peruvian avocados, the primary fruits exported to India, saw a significant decrease, leading to their replacement by supplies from Afghanistan and the Netherlands, respectively.
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Although currently the Indian market has not come to represent an important destination for agricultural products from countries like Peru. For this third quarter, the Indian market would open for the entry of new products, such as citrus fruits, which include mandarins, oranges, lemons and grapefruits, as well as blueberries. The arrival of these new products to the Indian market would be thanks to the fulfillment of the phytosanitary requirements that the Peruvian agro-exporters must follow. According to information from the Fresh Fruit portal, in 2020, India ranked 50th in the market ranking for fruit from Peru. Precisely, exports of grapes (US $ 509,000) and Peruvian avocados (US $ 294,000), ...
Source: Redagricola
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