Vaighai Agro Establishes Peru Subsidiary to Support Blueberry Growers

Indian manufacturer Vaighai Agro opens Peru subsidiary to offer local technical support and substrates for commercial horticulture.

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Vaighai Agro Products Limited officially established Vaighai Agro Eco SAC in Peru to reinforce its commitment to serving commercial growers across Latin America. ^[1] Vaighai Agro Products Limited, an Indian manufacturer of coconut fiber substrates for horticultural use, officially established Vaighai Agro Eco SAC in Peru on 2026-09-01. ^[2] Pounraj Kulandaivel, Director of Vaighai Agro, stated that Peru has become one of the most important horticultural markets in the world, particularly for blueberries. ^[3] The new subsidiary aims to provide faster customer support, improved product availability, and closer collaboration with growers and distributors. ^[4] The Peruvian operation is backed by Vaighai Agro's vertically integrated manufacturing facilities in southern India, which produce and export 27 million Blue-B coco coir substrates and over 2,000 containers of coir blocks annually. ^[5] Pounraj Kulandaivel, director of Vaighai Agro, stated that the local presence allows the company to better understand producer challenges and respond more quickly to optimize substrate performance. ^[6] The new local operation aims to reduce response times and work directly with commercial producers of berries and other crops to expand the company's presence in Latin America. ^[7]

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Vaighai Agro Products Limited officially established Vaighai Agro Eco SAC in Peru to reinforce its commitment to serving commercial growers across Latin America. ·

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Vaighai Agro Products Limited, an Indian manufacturer of coconut fiber substrates for horticultural use, officially established Vaighai Agro Eco SAC in Peru on 2026-09-01. · Gestión

Pounraj Kulandaivel, Director of Vaighai Agro, stated that Peru has become one of the most important horticultural markets in the world, particularly for blueberries. ·

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The new subsidiary aims to provide faster customer support, improved product availability, and closer collaboration with growers and distributors. ·

verticalfarmdaily.com

The Peruvian operation is backed by Vaighai Agro's vertically integrated manufacturing facilities in southern India, which produce and export 27 million Blue-B coco coir substrates and over 2,000 containers of coir blocks annually. ·

verticalfarmdaily.com

Pounraj Kulandaivel, director of Vaighai Agro, stated that the local presence allows the company to better understand producer challenges and respond more quickly to optimize substrate performance. · Gestión

The new local operation aims to reduce response times and work directly with commercial producers of berries and other crops to expand the company's presence in Latin America. · Gestión

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