Peruvian blueberry exports increase in the global market, boosting growth globally and market dominance

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The global industry statistics reveal an increase in the exports of blueberries during the last decade and has surpassed estimates from experts. In particular, exports increased from 316,000 tonnes in 2016 to 7747,000 tons by 2023. This is a steady growth trend driven by the increasing worldwide demand. With this in mind Peru’s contribution is notable, with its exports rising from 30817 tonnes in 2016 to an estimated 224,888 tons by 2023. accounting for 30% of worldwide market part.


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The economic value of Peru’s blueberry exports is significant as the country has not just expanding its market, as well as obtaining higher prices in comparison to other countries. Between 2016 and 2023 worldwide blueberry sales revenues almost doubled with Peru’s profits increasing from USD 225 million to 1.733 billion. This is equivalent to 34% of all global revenue.

Despite the temporary setback that occurred this season owing in part to El Nino phenomena that affected Peruvian production In the 2024/2025 season, it shows a significant growth. The reason for the resurgence can be attributed to the improved quality of fruit, better quality genetics of the varietal, as well as the expansion of market share. In week 45, Proarandanos states that 196,699 tons of fruit have been delivered across the globe both organic and conventional the shipments of fruit seeing substantial increases from the previous year.

The current growth rate indicates Peruvian blueberry exports may exceed 300 000 tons by the end of the current period. The prospect of this could raise important concerns concerning sustainability strategies for growth. The coming International Blueberry Seminar in Lima is a venue for stakeholders from the industry to discuss the challenges and potentials.

Future prospects for the Peruvian blueberry industry is looking promising, fueled by an “new generation of consumers” as well as advances in the field of plant genetics. The developments aren’t just expanding production but improving the quality of the fruit, allowing Peru to attain premium pricing and to maintain an ongoing market availability.

Source: Blueberries Consulting

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