Paraguay has already exported 693 thousand tons of rice in 2024

Published 2024년 8월 29일

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From January to July 2024, Paraguay's rice exports reached 693,056 tons, generating $281,498,831 in revenue. Brazil was the primary destination, receiving 578,359 tons of base husk and 183,470 tons of polished rice. Chile, Costa Rica, and Peru were also significant recipients of polished rice. Additionally, Paraguay exported broken rice to 5 African countries and 12 other American and European countries, generating $14,268,438. Brown rice exports were mainly to Brazil but also to Argentina, Uruguay, Portugal, and Poland, with a total of 192,120 tons valued at $99,009,436.
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(By La Nación, Paraguay) Paraguayan rice exports from January to July 2024 totaled 693,056 tons of base husk, which generated US$281,498,831 in foreign currency revenue for the country, according to the Chamber of Rice Industrialists of Paraguay (Caparroz). According to the entity's report, Brazil was the main destination for the cereal, receiving a total of 578,359 tons of base husk until the seventh month of the year. Likewise, in relation to polished rice exports, the Brazilian market totaled 183,470 tons. Chile ranked second in polished rice exports with an export of 37,168 tons, while Costa Rica was the third destination for shipments with a volume of 5,272 tons. Peru ranked fourth in the ranking for this type of grain with a total of 2,823 tons. DESTINATIONS Caparroz indicated that shipments were made to 8 other countries on the American continent: Dominican Republic, Argentina, Honduras, Canada, Mexico, Uruguay, United States and Guatemala. Likewise, it was exported to the ...
Source: Planetaarroz

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