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Grade: 10 Lecturer: Max Galarza Subject: Logistics 5th Semester – Course A Exporting Ecuadorian Products to Russia: Tropical Fruits • Paul Torres • Denisse Vera • Allisson Alvarado • Luis Olaya

Exporting Ecuadorian Products to Russia: Tropical Fruits

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Grade: 10

Lecturer: Max Galarza

Subject: Logistics5th Semester – Course A

Exporting Ecuadorian Products to Russia: Tropical Fruits

• Paul Torres • Denisse Vera • Allisson Alvarado• Luis Olaya

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Tropical Fruits: Pineapple, Mango and Borojó

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General Information

• Aim: Russia• Value: $8 billion market• Annual Growth: 0,4% • Products:– Pineapple– Mango– Borojo

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Pineapples

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Pineapple

• There are aproximately 6.000 hectares of pineapple farms in Ecuador.

• Pineapples intended for export are grown on large- or medium-sized farm.

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Domestic Pineapple Production

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Main Exporters

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Main Buyers

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Pineapples Exports to Russia

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MANGO

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Domestic Production

• Mango variety:– Tommy Atkins – Kent– Haden

• There are around 100 mango producers in the country.

• 5.300 hectares available for mango production inside Guayas and El Oro.

• Around 11,8 million boxes were exported last year.

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Mango Variety: Tommy Atkins

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Mango Variety: Kent

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Mango Variety: Haden

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Harvest Time

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Mango Exports

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BOROJO

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Borojo• It can be found in all the 6 Amazonic provinces in

Ecuador.

• High concentration of sugar, calcium, potasium, sodium, iron, antioxidants and vitamin A.

• Domestic Production: – 9,13 metric tons per hectare (fruit).– 5,6 metric tons per hectare (pulp).

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Product Commercialization

• Whole fruits

• Canned Fruits

• Bottled Juice

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Certifications

An international certificate for the Good Agricultural Practice (GAP)

Certification for Organic Products

Certification for Sustainable Practices

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Transportation

• Need to be packed upright in perforated cartons. Via refrigerated containers.

• They are impact and pressure-sensitive.

• Spaces between stacks should be filled to avoid tipping.

• Temperature must be maintained at all time, even during cargo handling.

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The global market

• According to the FAO:

• Value: $1,09 trillion

• The demand for organically produced fruits is expected to increase considerably over the next 10 years.

• The increased imports tropical fruits in the world is reflected in a annual growth of 12 percent.