Peruvian grapes, cocoa, avocado, blueberries and bananas stand out in the Asian market

Published 2024년 2월 17일

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Peru's diverse agricultural products, including grapes, cocoa, avocado, blueberry, and banana, have gained access to over 76 global markets, particularly in Asia. The anticipated opening of the port of Chancay later this year is expected to further boost these exports from January. While most Peruvian products are shipped fresh to meet Asian consumers' preferences, grain, dry, powder, and processed presentations also present significant opportunities due to their durability and versatility.

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Peru is recognized for the diversity and quality of its agricultural products, which has allowed it to access more than 76 markets around the world, including Asia. According to FreshFruit, in the Asian market, grapes topped the list with a 53% share, followed by cocoa (9%), avocado (8%), blueberry (6%) and banana (4%). Countries such as China, South Korea, Taiwan and Malaysia stand out, leading the consumption of Peruvian grapes in 2024. This diversification of products highlights the capacity of Peruvian supply to satisfy Asian preferences and strengthen its position in the market. The opening of the port of Chancay, scheduled for the last quarter of this year, promises a notable increase in exports to Asia starting next January. This milestone will not only improve logistics efficiency, but will also diversify exported products, further consolidating Peru's position in the region. Most Peruvian products sent to Asia are presented fresh, which requires special care in ...

Source: AgroPeru