From February 5 to 7 in Berlin,
Peruvian entrepreneurs met with German and European buyers and learned about the latest trends in agricultural exports at this fair, which draws more than 6,000 specialized visitors and 1,200 exhibitors from over 90 countries.
Additionally, Paraguay's Industry and Commerce Minister Francisco Javier Jimenez, Brazil's Secretary of State for Trade and International Affairs at the Ministry of Agriculture Luis Rua, and Guatemala's Deputy Foreign Trade Minister Hector Marroquin visited the Peruvian stand and recognized the high quality of Peru's agricultural exports.
Attendees agreed on Peru's export quality in fresh fruits and vegetables, particularly mangoes, grapes, asparagus, blueberries, avocados, and citrus fruits. Following the inauguration, a traditional tour through of the Pacific Alliance member countries' stands (Colombia, Chile, Mexico, and Peru) took place.
The Peruvian-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry organized a visit for graduate students from ESAN's agribusiness master's program.
They toured the Peruvian stand and attended two lectures: one on the challenges for the fruit sector in 2025, held at the fairgrounds, and another led by two experts from the German think tank AGORA in the Maria Reiche Hall of the Peruvian Embassy.
Lastly, it was announced that Peru will be the guest of honor at the "Asia Fruit Logistica" fair, in recognition of its global significance as an agricultural exporter, with a special focus on the Asian market.
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