AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEl Niño: Pacific waters off Peru reached 4°C above normal in September, a record in measurements dating to 1949. The unusually strong event could disrupt seafood supplies and prices worldwide, while raising risks for Peru’s fisheries and coastal communities. Forest Protection: Asháninka brigades are organizing to help fight forest fires in central Peru. Separately, a global assessment found deforestation fell 15% in 2025, with a 33% decline in Latin America, but 7 million hectares of forest were still lost worldwide. Climate and Farming: Peruvian table-grape shipments are forecast to fall 9% year on year amid weather disruptions, highlighting the pressure climate variability is putting on producers. Cleaner Operations: Westfalia Fruit says renewable electricity now powers 58% of its operations; several packhouses in Peru and other countries run entirely on renewable electricity.
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