Peruvian blueberry exports would grow 30% in the 2022-2023 campaign

Published 2023년 2월 22일

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Peru has seen a dramatic increase in its blueberry exports, with a 16-fold growth in just under a decade, reaching 275,837 tons in 2022. The Scotiabank Economic Studies Department projects a further 30% increase for the 2022/23 season, reaching 285,000 tons. This growth is attributed to the development of more productive varieties and the conversion of less profitable crops to blueberry cultivation. The average export price has dropped to USD 4.90 per kg, due to increased volumes, and organic blueberry production has increased to 13% of the total. The industry is young and requires significant time for new variety validation. The US is the primary export destination, receiving 53% of total exports.
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In recent years, the growth of Peruvian blueberry exports has been exponential and continues to highlight its presence as the leading exporter globally. Peru has experienced a 16-fold growth in the exported volume of blueberries in less than a decade, going from 17,386 tons in 2013 to 275,837 tons exported in 2022. In this sense, the Scotiabank Economic Studies Department estimated that for the 2022/23 campaign, exports would reach 285 thousand tons, an increase of about 30% compared to the 2021/22 campaign (216,842 tons). "This estimate assumes the higher production that has been driven by the orientation towards finding new, more productive varieties and the larger harvested areas -partly due to the conversion of less profitable crops towards blueberries-. It should be noted that the berry enters production from the second year until it reaches maturity from the eighth or ninth year," the bank indicated. Average price Meanwhile, the average export price registered a drop to ...

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