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In March 2024, Peruvian pineapple exports experienced a remarkable surge, increasing by 158% from the previous year to reach 556 tons. The bulk of these exports, 86.5%, were destined for the United States, with Costa Rica, Chile, Spain, and Canada also being significant recipients. The exported pineapples were predominantly processed (82.5%), though frozen, fresh, juice, and dried forms were also exported. Leading the export market was Gandules Inc. S.A.C., accounting for 55.1% of the total exports, followed by Processing Laran S.A.C., Itaw Cargo S.A.C., Interglobo Perú S.A.C., and Andes Logistics del Perú S.A.C.
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Peruvian pineapple exports reached a milestone in March 2024, growing 158% compared to the same month last year, totaling 556 tons, according to FreshFruit. Shipments remained quite concentrated in March 2024, with the United States being the main destination, absorbing 86.5% of the total exported (480 tons). They were followed by Costa Rica, with 5.4% (30 tons); Chile, with 4.1% (23 tons); Spain, with 3.8% (21 tons); and Canada, with a modest 0.3% (2 tons). Regarding the presentations, there was progress in the diversification of the product. Most of the shipments corresponded to processed pineapple, with 82.5%; followed by frozen pineapple, with 7.5%; fresh, with 5.4%; in the form of juice, with 4.3%; and dried pineapple, with 0.3%. As for exporters, Gandules Inc. S.A.C. ...
Source: AgroPeru
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