Chile: Exports of fresh fruit fall 4% until November 2020

Published 2021년 1월 6일

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Chile exported 3.12 million tons of fruit from January-November 2020, with a value of USD 6.03 billion, marking a 4% decrease in volume and a 7% decrease in value year-on-year, according to Odepa. Fresh fruit accounted for 71% of the total value, processed fruit for 19%, and nuts for 9%. Exports of grapes, cherries, and apples decreased in both volume and value year-on-year, with the US and China being the main destinations for grapes and cherries. Nuts experienced an 11% decrease in volume and a 10% decrease in value year-on-year, and processed fruits saw a slight decrease in volume but an increase in value.
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During the January-November 2020 period, 3.12 million tons of Chilean fruit were exported. The above for a value of USD 6.03 billion FOB, according to Odepa. The exported volume is 4% lower year-on-year and the value is 7% lower year-on-year, the agency said. In addition, it was detailed that of this total, in value, 71% corresponds to fresh fruit; 19% to processed fruit (juices, oils, canned, frozen, dehydrated); and 9% to nuts (walnuts, almonds, hazelnuts, among others). The entity indicated that fresh fruit had sales of 2.44 million tons. The above is equivalent to USD 4,306 million FOB during January-November 2020. There was a drop in exports of 4% in volume, and a decrease in value of 10% compared to the same period of the previous year. The participation of grapes stood out with 600 thousand 700 tons equivalent to USD 1,024 million FOB. This figure was lower in its shipments by 7% in volume and 17% in year-on-year value. Exports were focused on the US and China (45% and 19% ...

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