The president of the ADEX Exporters Association, Julio Pérez Alván, emphasized the need for Peru to investigate and innovate in order to expand its agro-export offerings beyond its current diverse basket of fruits. ADEX estimates that global demand for fruits will continue to grow, with the volume traded globally expected to reach 572 million tons by 2023 and 624 million tons by 2026. Pérez Alván also highlighted the potential of fruits for the cosmetic industry, particularly in Asian countries, and the importance of developing native and organic products that benefit small producers and align with consumer preferences for innovative and clean labels.
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T he president of the ADEX Exporters Association, Julio Pérez Alván, at the Expoalimentaria 2023 fair, said that, although Peru has a diverse agro-export basket composed of grapes, blueberries, mangoes, asparagus, avocados, among others, it is time to investigate, innovate and project the new agro-export offer for the following years. For its part, ADEX estimates that global demand for fruits continues and will continue to evolve positively. By 2023, the volume traded globally is expected to be more than 572 million tons, and by 2026 this will increase to 624 million tons. "The world consumes pitahaya, cherry, persimmon, other varieties of avocado other than Hass, nuts, so it is important to analyze whether the country can be a potential exporter of these products, investigate their possible markets, have the health procedures, train alliances between the public-private sector, among other measures that promote competitiveness,” said the president of ADEX. Likewise, he highlighted ...
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