Peruvian grape exports to exceed 600,000 tons

Published Oct 10, 2022

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Peru is set to surpass its grape export targets for the 2022-2023 season, with an anticipated growth of 11 percent, reaching over 600,000 tons. This is due in part to the authorization of 104 packing plants and the certification of over 23 hectares of vines across several regions. The export period for grapes usually spans from October to April. In the previous season, Peru exported 544,310 tons. The 'red globe' and 'sweet globe' varieties are the most popular. Currently, grapes from 93 markets around the world import Peruvian grapes, with plans to expand this commercial portfolio to include Chile and Japan.

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With more than 90 commercial windows and a projected growth of 11 percent, Peru is projected to exceed the exports of 600,000 tons of grapes during the 2022-2023 campaign, according to the National Agricultural Health Service (SENASA), as reported by the Gob.pe.A few weeks after the start of the campaign, Peru plans to authorize 104 packing plants and certify more than 23 hectares of vines located in the regions of Ica, Piura, Lambayeque, La Libertad, Arequipa, and Ancash.The grape export campaign mainly takes place from October to April. According to SENASA, in the 2021-2022 campaign, 544,310 tons were exported, with the “red globe” and “sweet globe” varieties being the ...

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