Strawberry cultivation in Peru provides a year-round harvest due to the country's diverse climates, offering a competitive advantage for farmers. However, challenges such as a lack of advanced technology, limited genetics, and high input costs, especially for small producers, exist. Despite these challenges, there is growth potential in both the domestic and processed strawberry markets. Cynthia Falcón emphasizes the need for strategic changes, including sustainable practices, quality certifications, and innovative cultivars, to compete in the international market. She also stresses the importance of addressing the issue of agrochemical residues in Peruvian strawberries through measures like promoting responsible agriculture and creating a monitoring system.