All Peru articles – Page 41
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ArticlePeru “should focus on Asia”
Asian markets offer better opportunities for high-quality Peruvian products when it comes to profit, says Sierra Exportadora
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ArticleUK exotics in good health
The ready-to-eat sector is driving mango growth, while better-quality figs, papaya and persimmon could see them move into the mainstream
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ArticleCamposol helps shape sustainability targets
Company helping to develop methodology for ILO’s SCORE sustainability programme
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ArticleUS set to widen access for Peruvian citrus
New rules would open up the market for citrus grown anywhere in Peru
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ArticlePeru sets sights on Africa
Andean nation recently opened a created commercial office in Casablanca
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ArticlePeru promotes road link to Brazil
Interoceanic Highway could boost trade and convert Peru into Latin American hub for transpacific trade, Mincetur claims
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ArticlePeru could topple Chile in China’s grape market
Peru could overtake Chile as the leading exporter of table grapes to China in coming years, according to Capechi
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ArticleSH citrus exports to remain flat in 2015
Ongoing competitiveness issues in Argentina mean bigger crop will not result in significant increase in exports
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ArticleUS says yes to Peruvian papayas
Imports of peppers and oversized mangoes also expected to be approved by the USDA today
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ArticleIrrigation schemes boost Peru’s agricultural output
Government is investing more than US$500m in water infrastructure projects
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ArticlePeru seeks wider access to US
Peppers, papaya, citrus, asparagus, blueberries and mangoes amongst items to be discussed by Minagri at meeting with US authorities
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ArticleFall Creek beefs up LatAm sales team
Jeff Ford, formerly of Inabata Foods, will manage sales and grower support for established and emerging blueberry growing regions
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ArticlePeruvian Hass output set to climb
Slow start to Peruvian season will not affect overall shipments, which are forecast to rise by 20 per cent in 2015
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ArticleAvos buoyant as market strengthens
Avocado producers and suppliers across the globe are buoyant as demand for the product shows no sign of abating. Additional reporting by Fred Meintjes
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ArticleFloods hit northern Peru
Government declares a state of emergency as thousands of hectares of agricultural land affected
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ArticleEl Niño impact “positive” for Peru
Weather phenomenon has brought much-needed rain to northern coastal areas
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ArticleAsian container lines unveil new LatAm service
Due to launch in July, the service will improve transpacific transit times and link several Asian and West Coast ports
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ArticlePAIA names new West Coast co-chairman
Gary Meadows brings 10 years experience building up the international asparagus programme at Progressive Produce
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ArticleChina and Japan say yes to Peruvian Hass
Shipments could get underway within weeks, according to agriculture minister Juan Manuel Benites