Chilean citrus exports have reached 36,833 tons by week 23, marking a slight 1% decrease from the previous year. Despite harvest delays due to rain, the fruit quality remains high, supported by favorable weather and strong phytosanitary standards. The majority of exports (85%) are directed to the United States, with promotional efforts also targeting Japan. The industry faces challenges such as drought and the need to explore new markets, while successes include maintaining high fruit quality and effective marketing. Additionally, increasing competition from other southern hemisphere countries like Peru, Argentina, Uruguay, and South Africa underscores the importance of diversifying citrus varieties to meet demand in China and Asia, and maintaining competitiveness through high-quality, clean, and cost-effective production.