The new countries that want to buy Peruvian blueberries, the star fruit of agriculture and export
Los blueberries became a valuable product of the Peruvian exportsThe Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (Midagri) highlighted that, between May and September 2025, international sales of this fruit reached more than 135.000 tons. This volume represents a notable increase of 92,9% compared to the same period last year.
This growth was possible because the country went from having 2.000 hectares under cultivation in 2016 to 20.000 hectares today. Furthermore, Peruvian blueberries have reached a total of 38 international markets. A remarkable 83% of exports are destined for United States, Netherlands and China. However, plans are to increase the number of members on the other side of the Pacific Ocean.
Which new countries want to buy Peruvian blueberries?
The National Agrarian Health Service (Senasa) reported that progress is being made in obtaining phytosanitary access in countries such as Vietnam, New Zealand y JapanIn this way, it is hoped to exceed 400.000 tons of blueberry exports, consolidating the "Peruvian blue gold" in major international markets, while promoting sustainable development of the national agricultural sector.
On the other hand, Bolivia e Indonesia were incorporated as new commercial markets This year, 2025. Overall, the new partners help expand export opportunities and strengthen Peru's position as a reliable and competitive supplier internationally.
What position does Peru occupy in the global blueberry market?
The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, and Fisheries (MIDAGR) highlighted that Peru has consolidated its position as the world's largest blueberry exporter, achieving a 31% share. Peru is next in the ranking. Chile, Spain y Morocco, each with an 8% market share, while the United States is in fifth place with 7%.
The excellent quality of the Peruvian blueberries It is presented as a key competitive advantage that facilitates entry and consolidation in new markets. It also promotes a more equitable distribution of export volumes among the country's various agricultural exporters.