China imported 1.2 million tons of bananas worth US$ 654.7 million until September of this year

Published 2024년 10월 31일

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In September 2024, China imported 105 thousand MT of bananas, marking a 13.82% decrease from September 2023, with a value of $62.8 million, which is a 16.70% decrease from the previous year. From January to September 2024, China's banana imports totaled 1.2 million tons, marking an 8.50% decrease, and the value was $654.7 million, a 22.44% decrease compared to the same period in 2023. The five main suppliers were Vietnam, Philippines, Cambodia, Ecuador, and Laos, with Vietnam and Laos being the only countries to increase their volume. The main provinces importing bananas were Shanghai, Liaoning, Zhejiang, Guangdong, and Tianjin.
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(Agraria.pe) During the month of September 2024, China imported a volume of 105 thousand MT of bananas, decreasing 13.82% compared to the same month in 2023, in terms of its value, it represented US $ 62.8 million, suffering a reduction of 16.70% compared to September of last year. The figures are shared by the commercial advisor Giovanny Decker (based on data from the General Administration of Customs of the Asian country), who also reveals that, in the accumulated from January to September 2024, the amount imported by China reached 1.2 million tons, suffering a reduction of 8.50%, while its value reached US $ 654.7 million, decreasing 22.44% compared to the same period in 2023. In addition, he pointed out which are the five main suppliers from January to September 2024: . Vietnam: 486 thousand MT (39.34%) worth US$ 201.3 million. Philippines: 311 thousand MT (25.20%) worth US$ 174.7 million. Cambodia: 182 thousand MT (14.77%) worth US$ 115.6 million. Ecuador: 177 thousand MT ...
Source: Agraria

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