El Niño Threatens Peru's Agroexport Sector
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The agroexport sector in Peru is facing a significant threat this year due to the El Niño phenomenon. While the sector has seen steady growth over the past decade, with exports reaching over US$15 billion by 2025, the intense El Niño event expected this year could lead to a substantial decrease in agricultural production. There is a 43% probability of an extraordinary Niño and a 40% probability of a strong one between December 2026 and March 2027. Crops such as mangoes, mandarins, and bananas are particularly at risk. The sector is taking measures to mitigate the impact, including building protective structures and stockpiling materials.
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