Peru would become the world's leading exporter of table grapes, displacing Chile

Published 2022년 12월 16일

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For the first time in the 2022/23 season, Peru is projected to surpass Chile as the leading exporter of grapes, with an expected production of 585,000 tons compared to Chile's 555,000 tons, as per the USDA. Chile's production is predicted to decline for the eighth time in ten years, while Peru's has remained stable since at least 2001/02. The US is the primary market for both countries, with Chile's market share dropping from 57 to 41 percent since 2017/18 as Peru's share increases from 19 to 31 percent. The export periods for the two countries are largely complementary, with Peru dominating from November to February and Chile from February to May.

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Chile has been the leading exporter for decades, but in 2022/23, Peru is forecast to surpass it in production for the second time in 3 years, and in exports for the first time. Chile's exports are projected at 555,000 tons in this 2022/2023 campaign, while Peru's growing production is expected to boost its exports to 585,000 tons, becoming the world's leading exporter for the first time, according to projections in a December report. United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Chile's production would be down with 737,000 metric tons, falling for the eighth time in 10 years in contrast to Peru's production that has not decreased since at least 2001/02 and is projected in 2022/23 at 766,000 tons. Both countries are dependent on exports, and are expected to export at least 75 percent of their productions in 2022/23. From the perspective of the shipping period, the exports of both countries are mostly complementary. Peru comes first with the bulk of shipments from November to ...

Source: Redagricola