So far in 2024, Peru has exported a total of 7,119 tons of fresh ginger, reflecting a drop of 64%

Published 2024년 4월 11일

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In the first quarter of 2024, Peru's fresh ginger export volume has seen a significant decline, dropping to less than half of the previous year's figures, with weekly shipments not exceeding 1,000 tons. This downturn has resulted in a total export volume of 7,119 tons, a 64% decrease from 2023. The number of exporting companies has also reduced from over 110 to less than 70, with a shift in the leading exporters to Blue Pacific Oils S.A.C., Vancard Perú S.A.C., and JCH Agroexportaciones S.A.C. Despite these changes, the United States continues to be the top destination for Peru's ginger, followed by the Netherlands and Canada, with Canada replacing Spain in the top importers list.

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(Agraria.pe) After just over three months of 2024 have passed, the exported volume of fresh ginger is still in a discouraging outlook and much lower than last year (less than half). So far this year, weekly shipments have not yet exceeded 1,000 tons, when in 2023 they surpassed that barrier from the beginning. This has worried and presents a very unfavorable outlook for the rest of the year. IF the exponential increase in the average price seen in January (which allowed the blow to be stopped due to lower volume) is not repeated in the rest of the year, 2024 will be very bad. In this last week, shipments of the product barely amounted to 252 tons, which was 87% less than the same period in 2023. So far this year, Peru has shipped a total of 7,119 tons; that is, 64% less than last year. On the other hand, the participation of exporters this year has also decreased considerably, going from more than 110 companies in 2023 to less than 70 this year. Likewise, the main companies that ...

Source: Agraria