Peruvian cape gooseberry reached 13 markets in July 2024, five more than in the same month last year

Published Sep 11, 2024

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In July 2024, Peruvian aguaymanto exports experienced a notable increase, reaching 79 tons valued at US$ 553,000, marking a 47% rise in both volume and value from the previous year. The average price remained steady at US$ 6.99 per kilogram. The number of export destinations expanded to 13, with the Netherlands, the United States, and Germany being the top importers. The Netherlands imported 39 tons, the United States 13 tons, and Germany 8 tons, with significant growth observed in the U.S. market. Exports were mainly shipped through Euroandinos Port Terminals, Jorge Chávez International Airport, and APM Terminals, involving 14 Peruvian companies.

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(Agraria.pe) Peruvian aguaymanto exports turned out better than expected in July 2024 thanks to the increase in destinations and the greater volume sent to the main destinations. Exports totaled 79 tons for US$ 553,000, which was 47% more in volume and value compared to the same month of the previous year. For its part, the average price practically remained unchanged (+0.2%), averaging US$ 6.99 per kilogram. The destinations supplied by this bittersweet fruit were 13, that is, 5 more than in July of the previous year. The Netherlands remained the main one (45% share), followed by the United States (24%) and Germany (14%). The Dutch market acquired 39 tons valued at US$ 250,000, with a price of US$ 6.42 per kilogram. This meant a 13% growth in volume, 37% in value and 22% in price. The United States, for its part, was positioned as the second destination, displacing Germany and Canada. With 13 tons received, worth US$ 135,000, it showed a growth of 723% in volume and 649% in ...

Source: Agraria