Peru Dried Macrocystis Suppliers
Peru, 2025 and 2026. Every company that shipped dried macrocystis out of Peru, named, sized and ranked, with what it moves, what it charges a kilo, where it trades and how to reach it.
Prepared September 2026, on movement to 2026-08. PDF report and Excel working file.
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What this Radar is
Peru ships dried Macrocystis, the giant kelp harvested along its southern coast, as raw material for the alginate industry. This Radar names all 17 companies that exported it between January 2025 and August 2026, ranked by 2026 value, with one operational profile each. It covers 610 shipments worth $32.6 million and the 23 buyers that received them.
Only 4 of those 17 exporters keep a website, and several started shipping less than a year ago. A search for them returns directory listings and trade platforms. Every supplier here arrives with its legal name, its tax ID and its registered address, taken from shipment records and from the Peruvian tax register.
Every exporter, verified and profiled
The ranking orders the 17 suppliers by 2026 value, with each share and the movement against 2025. The top 3 hold 47.6% of the year to date. Behind it, one profile per company:
- Value, kilos and average price a kilo, 2025 against 2026, with the monthly volume and monthly price charts across both years
- Every destination, every buyer and every product form it moves, with their shares in the profile and the complete list, shipment by shipment, in the Excel
- Product forms it moves: dried and chopped, dried and pressed, in sacks, bags or big bags
- Registered data from the tax authority: legal representative, registered address, location and tax status
- Website, phone, email and social channels on file
The workbook: shipments, suppliers and buyers
The Excel comes in three sheets, ready to filter:
- Shipments: every shipment in the window one per row, with date, HS heading, exporter, buyer, kilos, value, price, destination and the commercial description
- Suppliers: the 17 exporters, one contact per row, with website, email, verification status, name, position and LinkedIn
- Buyers: the 23 companies that received the product, with the same contact fields
China took 99% of the value in the window and France took the rest. Price a kilo across the market runs from $0.68 to $0.80, at a median of $0.73, and the profiles say which form each supplier moves.
Two formats, one purchase
The PDF is the report you read: the market overview, the ranking, the profiles, the charts and the price benchmarks. The Excel is the file you work in. Both links arrive in one email as soon as the payment clears.