Chile generates USD 675 million in dried fruit exports in 2021

Published 2022년 1월 25일

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The Office of Agricultural Studies and Policies (Odepa) of Chile released its fruit bulletin for January 2022, highlighting the performance of the dried fruit sector in 2021. The sector saw a 15.9% increase in volume and a 14.7% increase in value, reaching sales of 142,950 tons and USD 675 million FOB respectively. Shelled walnuts were the top export in terms of value, accounting for 35% of the total value of nut shipments, with Germany, Italy, and Spain as the main destinations. Shelled walnuts also ranked as the second most exported product in weight, with India, Turkey, and Italy being the primary importers. Shelled hazelnuts were the third most exported product, contributing 23% to the total exports of dried fruit, with Italy, Germany, and Canada as the main recipients. Overall, Chile's fruit exports amounted to 3.42 million tons, with a value of USD 7,183 million FOB.

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By Editorial PortalPortuario.cl, @PortalPortuario, The Office of Agricultural Studies and Policies (Odepa) released its fruit bulletin for January 2022, in which its situation during January-December 2021 is addressed. Between this period, dried fruit achieved sales of 142,950 tons, equivalent to USD 675 million FOB, Compared to the same period in 2020, these values represent an increase of 15.9% in volume and 14.7% in value. The main product exported in terms of value is the shelled walnut, which records sales of 32,850 tons and USD 237.6 million FOB, representing 35% of the total value of shipments of nuts. The main destination was Germany (23%), Italy (13.4%) and Spain (12.7%). The second product that stands out in exports is the shelled walnut, registering sales of 81,964 tons, and USD 232 million FOB, representing 34% of the total shipments of nuts, destined mainly for India (26%), then Turkey (21%). ), and Italy (10%), And in third place is the shelled hazelnut, representing ...

Source: CLPortalportuario