Peru: Evaporated milk exports fell notably between January and May of this year

Published 2021년 6월 14일

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Between January and May of this year, Peru experienced a significant decrease in evaporated milk exports, with a drop from 25,253,498 kilos in the same period of 2020 to 6,585,993 kilos in 2021, valued at US $ 31,961,768 and US $ 10,031,935 respectively. Despite the decrease, Chile remained the primary destination for these exports, receiving 38% of the total shipments, followed by Bolivia, the Dominican Republic, and the Bahamas. Some of the leading companies involved in these exports include Leche Gloria SA, Nestlé Perú SA, and Export and Import and Investments William EIRL.

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(Agraria.pe) Between January and May of this year, Peru exported 6,585,993 kilos of evaporated milk for a FOB value of US $ 10,031,935. These figures reveal a notable decrease from the 25,253,498 kilos exported in the same period of 2020 for US $ 31,961,768. According to a report from the Agrodata Peru portal, the main destination of these shipments in the period corresponding to 2021 was Chile, where placements for US $ 3,829,581 were achieved (38% of total shipments). Bolivia followed with US $ 1,228,933, the Dominican Republic with US $ 1,385,328, the Bahamas with US $ 806,484, the United States with US $ 487,503; Saint Kitts and Nevis with US $ 465,967; Trinidad and Tobago with US $ 355,871, ...

Source: Agraria