Peruvian kiwicha exports grew by 188% in volume and 112% in value between January and September of this year

Published 2022년 10월 31일

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From January to September of this year, Peruvian kiwicha exports saw a significant increase, with volume up by 188% to 994 tons and value up by 112% to US$ 1.7 million compared to the same period in 2021. The average price per kilogram dropped by 26% to US$ 1.74. The primary markets for these exports were Germany, the United States, and Argentina, with Germany making up 47% of the share. Despite the high consumption in these markets, Germany paid the lowest price for Peruvian kiwicha, while Argentina saw the highest growth in both volume and value of imports, and also the highest price increase.

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(Agraria.pe) From January to September of this year, Peruvian exports of kiwicha reached 994 tons for US$ 1.7 million, registering an increase of 188% in volume and a rise of 112% in value compared to the same period of the year. 2021. The higher volume exported affected the price, which was reduced by 26%, standing on average at US$ 1.74 per kilogram. As for the main destinations of the product, Germany (47% share), the United States (17%) and Argentina (7%) stood out. It should be noted that the latter country entered the top for the first time, after displacing Japan and Brazil. To Germany, Peru sent 491 tons for US$ 814 thousand, which was 11 times more volume and 7 times more value than what was obtained a year before. The price decreased 39%, trading on average at US$ 1.66 per kilogram, below the average. On the other hand, the North Americans acquired 143 tons for US$ 291 thousand. Compared to the first nine months of 2021, this was 5 times more in volume and 4 times more ...

Source: Agraria