Indonesia: West Sumatra's exports reached US $ 212.08 million in January 2021

Published 2021년 3월 7일

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West Sumatra's exports experienced a decrease of 8.33% in January 2021, amounting to US $ 212.08 million, with the main exports being animal and vegetable fat and oil, and rubber and rubber products. The province saw a significant increase in imports of 44.56% in the same month. Notably, over 1.8 thousand tons of mangosteen were exported to China, and state-owned cement company PT Semen Padang also increased its cement and clinker exports to various countries.

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Padang (ANTARA) - The value of West Sumatra's exports reached US $ 212.08 million in January 2021, or a decrease by 8.33 percent from US $ 231.06 million in the previous month. "In December 2020, West Sumatra's exports reached US $ 231.06 million, but in January 2021 the vale fell to US $ 212.08 million," Herum Fajarwati, Head of West Sumatra's Statistics Office (BPS), said here on Sunday. The province's major exports in January 2021 included animal and vegetable fat and oil valued at US $ 166.06 million, and rubber and rubber products At US $ 15.42 million. Among main destination countries of the exports were Pakistan with total export value at US $ 65.97 million and India at US $ 45.01 million. In contrast, in January 2021, West Sumatra's import value stood at US $ 17.61 million, an increase of 44.56 percent compared to that in the previous month. The province's imports included mineral fuels valued at US $ 10.33 million, and food industry's waste at US $ 3.66 million. From ...

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