Peruvian cherry exports have great potential and are expected to seize the Chilean market

Sensonomic is a technology company focusing on the agricultural sector. Recently, its chief scientific officer Adam Formica proposed a vision for Peru's agricultural planning, believing that cherries are expected to become the main pillar of Peru's agricultural future. A major challenge facing cherry cultivation in coastal Peru is that winter temperatures rarely fall below 7-8 degrees Celsius, making it difficult to meet the cooling requirements of cherry trees. But Adam believes that foreign-invested agricultural technology can help overcome this obstacle. Take blueberries as an example. Blueberries can now be produced in desert areas from Morocco to Peru. New varieties such as Eureka Sunrise, Sekoya Pop and Magica require almost zero cooling and perform well even during El Niño. Cherry orchard shade nets can help reduce temperatures and are already in use in Chile. Peruvian cherries have huge market potential through the use of drugs to induce flowering and ripening. Adam added ...