Peruvian blueberry exports plummeted by more than 40%, and export prices almost doubled!

Published 2024년 3월 4일

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The 2023 Peruvian Blueberry Annual Report forecasts a significant drop in blueberry exports due to warming weather conditions, particularly in northern Peru. The production and export volumes for the 2023/24 season are expected to decrease by 37% and 43% respectively, leading to a 28% increase in export prices. The average export price has nearly doubled from May to November 2023, with the main export destinations being the United States, the Netherlands, and mainland China. The high prices are expected to persist due to limited supply.

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The "2023 Peruvian Blueberry Annual Report" recently released by the United States Department of Agriculture shows that due to warming weather conditions, Peruvian blueberry exports will decline sharply in 2023 after experiencing substantial growth in the past decade, especially in the main producing areas of northern Peru. , the flowering period between March and October is severely affected. Peru’s blueberry production in the 2023/24 season (May 2023 to April 2024) is expected to be 195,000 tons, a 37% decrease from the previous season; exports The volume is expected to be 165,000 tons, a 43% decrease from the previous season. The unexpected decline in Peruvian blueberry production has caused price increases, driving its exports to increase by 28% in 2023. Peru's blueberry planting area has increased significantly in the past decade, from 80 hectares in 2012 to about 18,000 hectares currently, with an average annual growth rate of 70%. In the 2022/23 production season, Peruvian ...

Source: Guojiguoshu