In Peru, the livestock industry is split between the high-altitude Andean plateaus and the humid coastal regions. Traditionally, ranchers relied on basic cattle fence wire, but the high humidity on the coast and extreme temperature swings in the mountains often led to rapid corrosion and sagging, requiring frequent maintenance.
The geography of the Peruvian highlands presents a significant challenge for installation. The steep slopes require a flexible yet strong livestock fence that can follow the contours of the land without losing structural integrity, moving away from rigid traditional methods.
Currently, there is a growing demand for galvanized and PVC-coated chain link fence in urban-rural transition zones and intensive farming areas to prevent livestock encroachment and enhance biosecurity measures across Peruvian provinces.
