Colombia increases non-mining exports to Japan, South Korea and Italy

Published 2020년 9월 18일

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The article highlights the significant growth in Colombia's non-mining-energy exports to Japan, Italy, and South Korea from January to July 2020. Coffee is a notable product contributing to these exports, particularly to Japan, South Korea, and Italy. South Korea has seen the most significant increase in non-mining exports from Colombia, with bananas leading the growth. Italy's imports of cocoa beans and prefabricated buildings have also seen a substantial increase. Japan's imports of vegetables, coffee extracts, and other products have also grown. The total exports of non-mining energy goods from Colombia to the world reached USD 8,083.2 million during the first seven months of 2020, showcasing diverse growth across various product categories.

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By Redacción PortalPortuario.cl, @PortalPortuario, The Ministry of Commerce of Colombia highlighted the increase in non-mining-energy exports to Japan, Italy and South Korea between January and July 2020., “There are three markets that in addition to this denominator common, they also share a taste for Colombian coffee, which has a good share in each of these non-mining energy baskets. For example, in Japan it represents 65% of this kind of foreign sales, in Korea 48.4% and in Italy 21.7% ", the ministry said in a statement. Exports Non-mining companies that registered the highest growth between January and July were those that went to South Korea, the 16th destination for sales of this type of goods and to which these exports increased 19.6%., Although there are several products They stand out for their increase in sales to this destination, the one that reached the greatest increase in the period of analysis is bananas, which represents 5.4% of this kind of sales to Korea. These ...

Source: CLPortalportuario