Peru: Organic products abroad showed a growth of 25.8%

Published Sep 13, 2024

Tridge summary

In the first half of the year, Peru's organic product exports surged by 25.8% to US$ 296.5 million, with the 'fresh' category comprising 50% of the total. Bananas, ginger, and cocoa were the top exports, primarily to North America, with the United States being the largest importer, followed by the Netherlands and Canada. Piura led in organic exports, mainly shipping bananas and mangos, and sea transport was the predominant method for these shipments.
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In the first half of the year, shipments of organic products abroad totaled US$ 296 million 500 thousand, a figure that indicates an increase of 25.8% compared to the same period in 2023 (US$ 235 million 600 thousand), reported the Global Economy and Business Research Center of the CIEN-ADEX Exporters Association. In its ‘Organic Products Report’ it detailed that the ‘fresh’ presentation was the most important with 50% of the total exported, totaling US$ 139 million 700 thousand, followed by ‘in grain’ (US$ 79 million 600 thousand), ‘frozen’ (US$ 19 million 100 thousand), ‘powder’ (US$ 12 million 100 thousand) and dehydrated (US$ 3 million). Bananas (US$ 63 million 324 thousand) were the leading food, followed by ginger (US$ 39 million 700 thousand), cocoa (US$ 32 million 871 thousand), coffee (US$ 31 million 164 thousand), quinoa (US$ 30 million 940 thousand), chocolates (US$ 17 million 320 thousand), avocados (US$ 15 million 038 thousand), blueberries (US$ 13 million 157 ...
Source: MXfruit
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