Peruvian mandarin exports reached 230,038 tons for US$ 300 million in 2024, showing an increase of +19% in volume and +35% in value

Published Jan 14, 2025

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In 2024, Peru's citrus industry, particularly mandarins, experienced significant growth. The country saw a 19% increase in volume and a 35% increase in value in mandarin shipments, reaching 230,038 tons worth US$ 300 million. The average price per kilogram also rose by 14% to US$ 1.30. Peru exported to 33 markets, with the United States being the largest buyer (57% of exports), followed by Mexico and the Netherlands. Nearly 100 exporters contributed, with Consorcio de Productores de Fruta S.A. being the largest (20% share), and DP World was the preferred shipping terminal for many. However, exports in December 2024 saw a decrease compared to the same month in the previous year.

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(Agraria.pe) 2024 was a favorable year for Peruvian citrus, with fresh mandarin being particularly prominent. Although the year began with moderate results, from June onwards the product experienced an upturn, registering months with results higher than those of 2023. In the accumulated annual figure, mandarin shipments reached 230,038 tons, for US$ 300 million, which represented a growth of +19% in volume and +35% in value compared to what was reported in 2023. In addition, the average price of the product stood at US$ 1.30 per kilogram, showing an increase of +14% compared to the previous year. Fresh mandarin from Peru reached 33 international markets throughout 2024, with the United States consolidating itself as the main buyer, representing 57% of exports. It was followed by Mexico, with a 10% share; and the Netherlands, with 8%. It is worth noting that the Mexican market surprised during the last year, climbing two positions and displacing the United Kingdom off the podium, ...

Source: Agraria