In March 2024, Peru saw a dramatic 84% decrease in apple exports, totaling just 256 tons, with fresh apples making up 80% of these exports and the rest processed into juice. Colombia was the main recipient, accounting for 80% of the exports, while the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico each received 10%. The key exporters during this period were Transitex – Tránsitos de Extremadura Perú S.A.C., Rucaray S.A., Ulog Perú S.A., and Multifoods S.A.C.
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The apple is not a product commonly associated with the Peruvian agro-export basket, but it is exported. During the three weeks of March 2024, Peru shipped 256 tons of this fruit, recording a contraction of 84% compared to the same period last year, according to FreshFruit. 80% of exported apples were shipped fresh, while the rest were processed for juice. The main market for Peruvian apples was Colombia, which absorbed 80% of the total volume, equivalent to 212 tons. The Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico were also significant destinations, each with a 10% share. Among ...
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