Tridge summary
From January to May of this year, Peru experienced a significant increase in milk fat imports, bringing in 4,194,000 kilos at a CIF value of US $ 22,037,572, a notable rise from the 1,346,140 kilos imported in the same timeframe of 2019 at a value of US $ 7,315,332. The majority of these imports were received by Leche Gloria SA, with a total of US $ 13,866,621, followed by Laive SA and Nestlé Perú SA. Over 98% of these imports were sourced from New Zealand, with a total of US $ 21,697,299.
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(Agraria.pe) Between January and May of this year, Peru imported 4,194,000 kilos of milk fat for a CIF value of US $ 22,037,572. These figures reveal a noticeable increase from the 1,346,140 kilos imported in the same period of 2019 for a value then of US $ 7,315,332. According to the Agrodata Peru portal, the largest importer of the item in the first five months of 2020 was Leche Gloria SA with acquisitions of US $ 13,866,621 (63% of total national imports). Laive SA followed with US $ 4,514,652 and Nestlé Perú SA with US $ 3,656,298. The vast ...
Source: Agraria
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