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More than USD 182.3 million were spent in 2021 to import 60,737 tons of dairy in Colombia

Published Feb 24, 2022

Tridge summary

In 2021, Colombia imported 60,737 tons of dairy products, making it the second highest year for purchases in history despite a decrease in volume and cost compared to 2020. The total cost for these imports was USD 182,305,000, which while lower than 2020, was still 16.3% more than 2019 and 30.1% more than 2016. Skimmed milk powder was the most purchased product, accounting for 43% of the total value. The United States was the primary country of origin for these imports. The reduction in 2021 compared to 2020 was attributed to the exchange rate and the higher international value of powdered milk.
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Although the volume of imports and the cost fell last year compared to 2020, more resources were allocated than in previous years (even when the number of tons was lower), making 2021 the second year with the largest purchases. faces of history The volume of 60,737 tons represents 17.5% less than the 73,663 tons of 2020, and 1.5% less than the 61,643 tons of 2019, but it is still 4.3% higher than in 2016, year that was surpassing it in quantity as the months progressed until finally it was less. This makes 2021 the third year with the highest number of tons of imported dairy, but when looking at the cost, it rises to second position above 2019. (Read: The cost of dairy imports in 2021 will be the second highest of history) This can be seen in the condensed report by the Office of Planning and Economic Studies of Fedegán-FNG with the figures of the National Administrative Department of Statistics (DANE), where it is observed that last year it culminated with USD 182,305,000. This ...
Source: MXContexto

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