Peru offers its exports to Spanish companies to complete their fruit and vegetable supplies

Published Oct 7, 2021

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Peru is back at the Fruit Attraction fair in Spain, representing its export offerings with 60 companies, including avocado, asparagus, grape, pomegranate, and kion (ginger) exporters. This marks the end of a two-year pandemic-induced absence, highlighting Spain's importance as a high-quality agricultural supplier and Peru's role as a strategic partner. Peruvian export companies are prepared to meet international market competition, having to adhere to certification requirements set by destination supermarkets. Peru is the second-largest avocado exporter in the world, with the Netherlands, the United States, and Spain being its primary fresh fruit markets. European companies are seen as strategic allies, aiding in increasing Peruvian exports.

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(Agraria.pe) Peru returns to the Fruit Attraction fair to offer its exports to Spanish companies, so that they can complete their fruit and vegetable supply calendar, said the commercial economic counselor of Peru in Spain, Joan Barrena. After two years of stoppage motivated by the pandemic, the new edition of the fair was inaugurated this Tuesday, with the presence of some 60 Peruvian companies, led by exporters of avocado (avocado), asparagus, grape, pomegranate and kion (ginger). “Spain is a benchmark country in the region and a supplier of high-quality agricultural products. Peru has become a strategic partner for many of these companies, allowing them to have an offer throughout the year ”, explained Barrena. Thus it is possible, he argued, that when the Spanish avocado season is over, the Peruvian will reach the European market, so that it is consumed in Spain or re-exported to France, Italy or Portugal. The economic advisor assured that Peruvian export companies are ...

Source: Agraria