Peruvian blueberry exports are expected to exceed US$3 billion in 2026.

Published Mar 13, 2025

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Peru's Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, Ángel Manero, has announced that the country's blueberry exports are expected to surpass US$3 billion in 2025, driven by private investment and state support. The country achieved record sales of over US$2.27 billion in 2024. The government is also working to grow the agricultural sector through irrigation projects, land titling, and market opening. Manero stressed the importance of product and market diversification and mentioned the upcoming AgroAplica fund to encourage new projects in agriculture, livestock, and related fields. This announcement was made at the 34th International Blueberry Seminar in Lima, where the inclusion of cherry cultivation was highlighted.

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(Agraria.pe) As part of his participation in the 34th International Blueberry Seminar Lima - Peru 2025, the Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, Ángel Manero, announced that blueberry exports are projected to exceed US$3 billion in sales next year. The head of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries (MIDAGR) highlighted the role of private investment, with state support, in consolidating Peru as the world's leading blueberry exporter, with record sales to major global markets of more than US$2.27 billion by the end of 2024. "With new markets and the expertise acquired in blueberry cultivation, we can reach US$3 billion in exports of this fruit next year," the minister stated. He also emphasized that the government continues working to boost the growth of the national agricultural sector through irrigation projects, which will expand the agricultural frontier. land titling, with the goal of issuing around 120,000 titles this year; and the opening of ...

Source: Agraria