Spain imported Peruvian agricultural products for $147 million

Published 2024년 6월 6일

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In the first quarter of 2024, Spain became one of the primary markets for Peruvian agro-exports, with imports valued at $147 million, marking a 26% increase from the previous year. This growth was largely driven by higher imports of avocados, mangoes, and asparagus. However, grape exports experienced a significant decline due to an early campaign in the previous year. Avocado exports saw a notable increase in both volume and value, with Westfalia Fruit Perú S.A.C. and Marand Company S.A.C. being the leading exporters. Mango exports also surged in value, despite a decrease in volume, with Best Fruits Of Perú S.A.C. and Passion Fresh S.A.C. as the leading exporters. Asparagus exports experienced a decrease in volume but an increase in value, with Green Perú S.A. and Agroexportaciones Nathanael S.A.C. being the leading exporters.

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One of the most important destinations for Peruvian agro-exports in the first quarter of 2024 was Spain, with imports worth $147 million. This represented an increase of 26% compared to the first quarter of 2023, positioning Spain among the three main buyers of Peruvian agricultural products. Although avocado and asparagus remained among the main products purchased by Spain, there were changes in other products such as grapes and mango. In particular, the grape could not remain on the podium due to a 35% drop in its exports, a result of the early campaign last year, which left it without sufficient stock for the beginning of 2024. On the opposite side, mango was able to gain greater territory, entering the top 3 of the most purchased products in this country after surpassing asparagus. With this, the most successful products in this first quarter of the year were the avocado, with 36% participation; mango, with 11%; and asparagus, with 9%. In this period, avocado shipments totaled ...

Source: AgroPeru