Peru smashed its blueberry export records in 2025, with China emerging as a key player in this juicy success story. 🫐 As Beijing expands agricultural imports from Latin America, Peruvian farmers are reaping the benefits of strengthened cross-Pacific economic ties.
From Andes to Asia
New data reveals Peru shipped over $2 billion worth of blueberries last year – a 35% jump from 2024. 'China’s middle class can’t get enough of our superfood berries,' says Lima-based grower Marco Quispe, whose family farm doubled production this season.
Two Sessions Spotlight
The trade surge comes as China prepares for its annual Two Sessions political meetings in March 2026, where agricultural cooperation is expected to be a hot topic. Analysts predict more Latin American countries will follow Peru’s lead in aligning with China’s food security strategies.
China now accounts for 28% of Peru’s blueberry exports
New cold-chain routes cut shipping time to Shanghai by 10 days
Over 15,000 jobs created in Peru’s agricultural sector since 2023
