Peru’s agricultural exports to the US have increased its allies in the region. But it’s not the first time They increase despite the pandemic

Although COVID affected intake and trade, Peruvian agricultural exports to the United States increased 4. 7% between January and August to REACH US$1,274 million, which according to the Association of Exporters of Peru (Adex) represents an opportunity for Peruvian food producers.

The main exports to the United States were new grapes ($218. 8 million, an increase of 31. 9%), avocados ($165 million, 28. 9% less), new or chilled asparagus (6. 7% more), citrus culmination (72. 2% more) and blueberries (16. 6% less).

Other exported products were mangoes, artichokes, unfessized ready or canned vegetables, quinoa, unprofite and unsealed ginger, onions, bananas, cocoa beans, mandarins, paprika and others.

According to the Adex Global Business and Economy Research Center (Cien-Adex), exports of the food industry grew at an average annual rate of 13. 4% between 2010 and 2019, therefore, in order to strengthen the presence of Perun products in the US market. and other Top Destinations, Adex hosts the Expoalimentaria Virtual 2020, which will run until November 15 on the B2Peru platform, in which national and foreign exhibitors advertise their export offers to more than 500 buyers from five continents.

Source: andina. pe

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