Peruvian agro-exports will add US $ 8,807 million at the end of this year

Published Dec 21, 2021

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Peru is projected to rank as the twenty-first global food supplier in 2021, overtaking Chile and Australia, with agro-exports expected to reach $8,807 million, marking a 17% growth since 2019. The rapid recovery in the agro-export sector is attributed to companies' adaptation and capitalization on market opportunities. Fruits, especially grapes, blueberries, and avocados, are the main contributors to this growth. Peru is set to be the leading exporter of blueberries for the third year in a row, the second-largest supplier of grapes and avocados globally. Additionally, the country is expected to see significant growth in grape and blueberry exports, with the United States, the Netherlands, and China being the primary markets for these exports.

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In 2021, Peru will rise two places in the ranking and will consolidate itself as the twenty-first supplier of food in the world, displacing Chile and Australia. Peruvian agro-exports will reach 8,807 million dollars at the end of this year, an amount that will mean a growth rate of 17% compared to 2019, says the report on Peruvian agribusiness called Fresh Fruit Report 2021. “At the end of 2021, it is estimated that agricultural exports will reach 8,807 million dollars, with a growth of 17% compared to the previous year. A growth rate greater than 15% had not been reached since 2014, when agricultural shipments grew 20% ”, he says. Likewise, the document indicates that the agro-export sector is recovering during this year. “The agro-export sector has had a rapid recovery, thanks to the fact that the companies in the sector adapted to the new normal and were able to meet the demand of their customers. Likewise, companies took advantage of the opportunities brought by the change in ...

Source: Agroexportaciones