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USDA Agribusiness Trade & Investment Missions: Peru and Ecuador

Greetings from Peru

"U.S. agricultural exports to Peru have spiked in the past year, because of the U.S.-Peru Trade Promotion Agreement. Following the agreement, two-thirds of U.S. agricultural products received immediate duty-free access to the Peruvian market. Our exports as of July doubled in comparison to the same time last year. But, we can do better and hit that $1 billion mark for U.S. agriculture in Peru.

The United States and Ecuador don’t have a trade agreement to help U.S. agricultural exports skyrocket. However, there is potential for U.S. products in Ecuador.

Both Peru and Ecuador have a growing middle class with increasing incomes and a preference for high value foods. Secondary cities are importing high value products in order to satisfy the growing demand from the local population and the tourism industry.

Please join us January 31-February 3 in Lima, Peru to explore all of the export and investment opportunities available to you."

Emiko Purdy
Agricultural Counselor
Agricultural Affairs Office
U.S. Embassy in Lima, Peru

 

 

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