Overview
- Midagri lists 2025 exports at US$10.73 billion for Peru and US$10.789 billion for Chile, a 0.5% gap worth about US$59 million.
- The ministry describes the outcome as a virtual tie and notes both countries grew from 2024.
- Peru’s growth draws on year‑round output in diverse climates, led by blueberries, grapes, avocados and coffee.
- Chile’s rebound reflects relative climate stability, mature logistics, strong cherry sales and a recovery in avocados and hazelnuts that rode higher world prices.
- Midagri cites 2010–2025 average growth of 11.4% for Peru versus 6.7% for Chile and forecasts Peru to pull slightly ahead in 2026 and firm that lead in 2027, subject to weather, prices and logistics.