Campeche, the ideal state for agribusiness, Data México

Published 2021년 8월 4일

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Campeche is performing well in agribusiness due to its fertile lands and tropical climate, despite a 27.3% drop in international sales of manufacturing companies from 2020 to 2021. This decline was compensated by an increase in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in agroindustrial, fishing, aquaculture, and tourism sectors. The state has a diverse labor force of 426 thousand, with a focus on corn and bean cultivation. It is known for its production of quality habanero peppers, soybeans, honey, rice, corn, sorghum, and watermelon, and is a leading place for fishing, especially for shrimp, octopus, and other scaled species, which contributes 26.6% to the state's Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
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DAVID VÁZQUEZ. FOR THIS! CAMPECHE. Between habanero chili, honey, corn, watermelon, among others, Campeche is among the best states for agribusiness due to the fertility of its lands and the tropical climate. CAMPECHE. The fall in international sales of manufacturing companies was 27.3 percent between 2020 and 2021, they went from 106 to 83.3 million dollars, but there was also an increase due to the impulse of the contribution of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in sectors agroindustrial, fishing, aquaculture and tourism industries, reported BMF Inversiones and the Data México page. Regarding the issue, it was detailed that in 2020 international manufacturing sales registered in knitted shirts with 41.6 million dollars, clothing 6.78 million dollars and other items similar to knitted shirts for 6.31 million dollars. Regarding the sales of the animal products sector, there was an increase in international sales of 97 thousand dollars, which went from one million 22 thousand 903 in ...
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