Chile: Volume and value of dried fruit exports contract

Published 2022년 3월 15일

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In its March 2022 fruit bulletin, the Office of Agrarian Studies and Policies (Odepa) reports a 28.3% volume and 24.6% value decrease in dried fruit exports in February 2022, totaling 3,917 tons and USD 22.18 million FOB. The majority of the exports consisted of shelled walnuts, followed by shelled almonds and walnuts in shell. The main destinations for these exports were France, Brazil, and the Netherlands for walnuts, Argentina, Ecuador, and Russia for almonds, and India, Belarus, and Russia for walnuts in shell. This decline in dried fruit exports follows a similar trend seen in January 2022.

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By Editorial PortalPortuario.cl, @PortalPortuario, The Office of Agrarian Studies and Policies (Odepa) released its March 2022 fruit bulletin, which addresses its situation during February of the same year. In this period, dried fruit mobilized 3,917 tons, equivalent to USD 22.18 million FOB, which translates into a contraction of 28.3% in volume and a decrease of 24.6% in value. The main product exported in terms of value is shelled walnuts, which register sales of 1,730 tons and USD 11.6 million FOB, representing 52% of the total value of dried fruit shipments. The main destination was France (21%), Brazil (14%), the Netherlands (13%) and Ecuador (11%). The second product that stands out in exports is shelled almonds, registering sales of 581 tons, and USD 3.72 million FOB, representing 17% of total shipments of dried fruit, mainly destined for Argentina (35%), Ecuador (17 %), Russia (16%) and Thailand (10%), And in third place is the walnut ...

Source: CLPortalportuario