Peru's avocado exports up 30% in 2021

Published 2022년 2월 1일

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Peru's avocado exports in 2021 saw a significant increase, reaching 526,000 tons valued at $1.05 billion, a 28% and 30% rise from the previous year. The Netherlands, the USA, Spain, Chile, Great Britain, China, and Russia were the top importers. The supply is projected to grow by 20% in 2022, reaching 600,000 tons. The growth in exports is attributed to the cultivation of new plantations. Russian imports of Peruvian avocados have also been on a consistent rise, with a noticeable increase in volume each year.

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Peru's total avocado exports in 2021 rose to 526,000 tons worth $1.05 billion, up 28% and 30% respectively from 2020 levels, when 410,000 tons worth $756 million were exported. The top 7 countries importing avocados from Peru look like this: the Netherlands, where 180 thousand tons were sent, the USA - 90 thousand tons, Spain - 88 thousand tons, Chile - 71.5 thousand tons, Great Britain - 38 thousand tons , China - 14 thousand tons, Russia - 11 thousand tons of avocados. Peruvian avocado buyers also included Argentina, Canada, South Korea, Hong Kong, Bolivia, Italy, Belgium and other countries. Such data from the president of the consulting company Fernando Sillonis Benavidez is given by FruitNews with reference to materials from Fructidor.com. See also: The cheapest kiwi in Georgia, and avocado - in Ukraine According to the expert, the supply of Peruvian avocados in 2022 will grow by another 20% to 600,000 tons. The growth of exports is due to the laying of new plantations of ...

Source: Eastfruit