Peruvian shipments of fresh mango totaled 113,822 tons for US$ 139 million between January and October, which meant a 31% drop in volume

Published 2023년 12월 11일

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The Peruvian fresh mango industry has seen significant growth in recent years, with expanded crops in regions such as Piura, Áncash, and Lambayeque. However, this year's production has been severely impacted by the El Niño phenomenon, resulting in shortages and significant price increases in major international markets. Shipments of fresh Peruvian mango have dropped by 31% in volume and value compared to the previous year, leading to a difficult situation for exporters. The shortage has also affected European and North American markets, with reduced shipments and increasing prices, while new suppliers from South Africa and Brazil are entering the market.

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(Agraria.pe) The Peruvian fresh mango went through a favorable period in recent years. Its profitability encouraged the expansion of its crops throughout Peru. In addition to Piura, other regions such as Áncash and Lambayeque began to generate their own campaigns, something that allowed the Peruvian offer to increasingly expand. However, this year its production has been seriously affected by the El Niño phenomenon. Many specialists classify the situation as dramatic due to the impact on flowering in most exporting regions. Currently, major international markets are suffering from stock shortages. This has caused a clear upward trend in prices, although it will be more evident in the next campaign. Due to these limited harvests of the main producers and the spaces that they are no longer serving, the entry of new South African and Brazilian suppliers in Europe and North America is reported. From January to October of this year, shipments of fresh Peruvian mango totaled 113,822 ...

Source: Agraria