Peru: Senasa certified 18,103.37 hectares of blueberries in 2022

Published 2023년 1월 20일

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In 2022, the certified blueberry cultivation area in Peru expanded by 11.13% to 18,103.37 hectares, marking a 727.37% increase over seven years. The most prominent regions for blueberry farming were La Libertad and Lambayeque, with the Ventura variety being the most widely cultivated. The growth in blueberry cultivation reflects a trend towards planting more productive, patented varieties, such as Ventura, while the cultivation of older, generic varieties like Biloxi is declining.

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The National Agrarian Health Service (Senasa) certified 18,103.37 hectares of blueberries in 2022, which represented an increase of 11.13% compared to 2021 (16,290.58 hectares). In addition, in the last 7 years, the certified blueberry area went from 2,188.23 ha in 2016 to 18,103.37 in 2022, which means an increase of 727.37%. The evolution of the certified blueberry area was as follows: In 2016 there were 2,188.23 certified hectares; in 2017 (4,637.35 ha); in 2018 (7,502.85 ha); 2019 (10,913.12 ha); 2020 (13,699.47 ha); 2021 (16,290.58 ha); and 2022 (18,103.37 ha). In this regard, the president of the consulting firm Inform@cción, Fernando Cillóniz Benavides, indicated that the growth rate of blueberry areas in our country is falling, but continues to grow. "Despite the low blueberry prices, this trend will continue and we will continue to produce more blueberries. We are going to have more hectares of blueberries in 2023. Remember that in 2022 there were hectares that have not ...

Source: Portaldelcampo