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In 2023, the United States and Canada remained the primary markets for Peruvian strawberry exports, accounting for 73% of the total export value with 12,947 tons and 7,704 tons imported by the US and Canada, respectively. The Asian market, particularly Japan and South Korea, showed growth with a 14% share of the total value. Del Ande Alimentos S.A.C., Mebol S.A., and Mebol Gf. S.A.C. were the leading exporters, contributing to about 70% of the total volume. The export market has not shifted significantly, with a strong preference for frozen strawberries over fresh, the latter accounting for only 324 tons or 1% of the total export value.
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Despite importing less in quantity and value, the United States and Canada were once again the two main destinations for Peruvian strawberries, concentrating 73% of the exported value of the product. The former imported 12,947 tons for US$24 million, while the Canadians purchased 7,704 tons for US$14 million. At the same time, the Asian market has taken on greater prominence due to the growth of imports, both from Japan and South Korea. Between both countries they totaled 3,300 tons for an amount of US$ 8 million (14% of the total value exported). Del Ande Alimentos S.A.C., Mebol S.A. and Mebol Gf. S.A.C. They remain the main exporting companies of the product with 7,167 t, 6,269 t and 5,843 t exported, respectively. These three companies concentrated about 70% of the total volume exported. At the same time, another ...
Source: AgroNegociosPerú
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