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Project aim:
PROMPERU (Export Promotion of Peruvian Products) does export promotion and assists peruvian food industry in their activities.

Activities of ECOZEPT:
On behalf of PROMPERU, ECOZEPT did a market research study on the following peruvian organic products in the french market: bananas, mango, quinoa, amaranth and brazil nuts. Through expert interviews as well as review of specialized literature Ecozept provided recommandations regarding commercialisation possibilities.

Client:
Promperu

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