The Central Bank of Peru published data showing the value of Peru’s non-traditional agricultural exports reached USD 823 million in February, a 23.8% increase year on year, alongside a 29.5% rise in average export volumes. Volume growth was driven by a 157.5% increase in fresh grape exports, attributed to a longer export season, and a 100.0% increase in fresh mango exports following a recovery from 2023 climatic anomalies. Over January–February, non-traditional agricultural exports totalled USD 2,068 million, up 26.4% from USD 1,635 million a year earlier, with higher volumes cited as the main driver.
Central Bank of Peru 2025-04-24
Central Bank of Peru reports non-traditional agricultural exports up 23.8% year on year in February to USD 823 million
The Central Bank of Peru reported non-traditional agricultural exports reached USD 823 million in February, a 23.8% year-on-year increase, driven by a 29.5% rise in average export volumes. Significant growth was noted in fresh grape exports, up 157.5%, and fresh mango exports, up 100.0%, due to an extended export season and recovery from previous climatic anomalies. Total exports for January–February amounted to USD 2,068 million, a 26.4% increase from the previous year.