On-the-Ground Updates

Fresh vegetable’s main export destinations from Argentina

Fresh Garlic

Dan Kleiner

Published Dec 8, 2020

During the first 10 months of 2020 and according to the National Service for Agri-food Health and Quality (SENASA), the main destinations for Argentine onions were: Brazil (about 156K tons); Paraguay, (31.3K tons), and Uruguay (1.4K tons). The main destination markets for fresh garlic were also Brazil (62.1K tons) followed by the US (5.2K tons).

Potatoes were most exported to Paraguay (44.99K tons) and Brazil (6.3K tones), and tomato shipments were destined primarily to Paraguay (21.8K tons) and Uruguay (6.2K tons).

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