"We must organize our agro-export offer so that the production and export curve, which today is concentrated in a few weeks, can be extended."

(Agraria.pe) The Peruvian agro-export sector continues to consolidate its role as a driver of the national economy. In 2024, the agro-exports of our country surpassed US$ 12,000 million and for this year it is expected to exceed US$ 13,000 million. This was indicated by the CEO of Fluctuante, David Sandoval, who highlighted that this sector grows not only due to the increase in shipments of fruits and vegetables such as blueberry, table grape, avocado, cocoa, among others; but it also has two major axes that support it: 1. the generation of decentralized employment at the national level that allows the development of families. 2. This sector is the entry point to the labor world for women and young people. He pointed out that to continue on this path of growth, innovation is required, as well as adaptation to changes. "With strategies for market diversification and a favorable fiscal framework, the sector not only strengthens its international position, but also consolidates ...