Peruvian asparagus exports slip in 2022

Published 2023년 2월 3일

Tridge summary

Peru's asparagus exports in 2022 saw a decline in both volume and value compared to the previous year, totaling 172,936 tons with a value of $516 million, marking a 4% decrease in volume and 7% decrease in value. This was largely due to increased production in Europe, the growth of the Mexican supply, and stricter phytosanitary requirements in the U.S. The drop in exports led to a 3% decrease in the price received, with the average price per kilogram being $2.98. The United States, Spain, and the Netherlands were the main destinations for Peruvian asparagus, with exports to the U.S. seeing a decrease in both volume and value. However, shipments to Spain and the Netherlands saw an increase in both volume and value. It is anticipated that the lifting of the fumigation requirement in the U.S. in the second quarter of 2023 could potentially improve the situation for Peruvian asparagus exporters.
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Peru closed the 2022 export season with negative results, primarily due to the increase in the production in Europe, as well as the growth of the Mexican supply and the tightening of phytosanitary requirements in the U.S.According to Agraria, in 2022, shipments of asparagus in all its presentations (fresh, frozen, and canned) totaled 172,936 tons with a value of $516 million, which represents a decrease of 4 percent in volume and 7 percent in value compared to 2021.This drop in the quantities exported was accompanied by a reduction in the price received of approximately 3 percent, with an average price of $2.98 per kilogram.Peru usually exports asparagus throughout the year, presenting the highest peaks during the fourth quarter. The category most sent is the fresh version, which in 2022 represented 72 percent of remittances, followed by the canned (21 percent share) and frozen (6 percent) presentations.A key factor in this negative result is the drop in the Peruvian supply due to ...

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