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Baika strengthens alliances in Peru for a new avocado season

Baika has launched its avocado campaign in Peru, marking a significant milestone with the addition of new strategic partners in various geographic regions. These alliances strengthen its market position and project exports of 8,500 tons of avocados for the 2024 season. Since arriving in the country in 2021, Baika has distinguished itself through its commitment to excellence and quality, striving to establish itself as a reliable, long-term partner.

Baika's success in Peru is attributed to its close collaboration with local producers and strategic partners. Thanks to the efforts of these partners and the more than 2,000 hectares dedicated to avocado cultivation and harvesting in other regions, the company guarantees the freshness and quality of its products. This collaboration ensures the sourcing of the finest fruit, essential for maintaining Baika's reputation for excellence in the international market.

On the other hand, the avocado exporter stands out for its commercial strength in the main markets for Peruvian fruit, including Europe, Chile, and the United States. Its consolidated presence in these key markets has established Baika as a highly competitive alternative for Peruvian producers.

With a vision focused on exceptional quality and sustainable growth, Baika continues to expand its operations in Peru. In addition, the company is preparing for a successful 2024 export season thanks to the support of its local partners, customers, and platforms worldwide, reaffirming its commitment to offering fresh avocados 365 days a year.

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