El Peruvian blueberry It has accumulated 347.105 tons by week 2, with a performance 19% higher compared to the 2024/25 campaign. In week 2, 6.872 tons were recorded, a figure that allows us to follow the pulse of the weekly shipment at the beginning of the year.

In terms of transportation, the report shows a structure clearly dominated by maritime transport, with 333.877 tons, while air transport totals 11.614 tons and land transport 1.613 tons. This breakdown helps to illustrate the level of dependence. blueberry logistics in container and the limited role of opportunity shipments.

Destinations that shape the campaign

In terms of destinations, the United States accounts for 47% of the cumulative volume with 163.651 tons, followed by Europe with 28% and 96.630 tons. China has a 13% share with 44.304 tons, while the United Kingdom reaches 18.526 tons with a 5% share.

The report also highlights the year-on-year variation by market. Europe shows a 35% growth, the United States 5%, China 17%, and the United Kingdom 31%. Meanwhile, the "Other Destinations" category reached 23.994 tons, a 124% increase, and expanded the number of purchasing countries from 19 to 26, reinforcing the trend toward diversification. blueberry programs.

Regions that concentrate the volume

At the regional level, the exit blueberry exporter It relies mainly on La Libertad, which accounts for 168.532 tons and 49% of the total. Lambayeque follows with 85.215 tons and a 25% share, while Ica registers 48.346 tons and 14%.

The report also includes the variation by region compared to the previous season. Ica stands out with a 51% increase, Lambayeque grows by 28%, and La Libertad by 14%, while Piura shows a 30% drop. This distribution allows us to understand where the [unclear] is concentrated. blueberry offer and how the regional contribution is rebalanced during the season.

Mix and main exporters

In composition, the blueberry Conventional methods continue to lead the cumulative total with 317.494 tons, while organic blueberry The total is 29.610 tons. The report shows year-on-year growth in conventional production and a negative variation in organic production, providing a reference point for commercial analysis and certification programs.

In terms of export concentration, the overall ranking is led by Camposol with 40.325 tons and an 11,62% market share, followed by Hortifut Perú with 30.064 tons and 8,66%, and Complejo Agroindustrial Beta with 26.224 tons and 7,56%. In the organic sector, Agrícola Cerro Prieto leads with 12.886 tons and a 43,52% market share.