Peru exported 54,836 tons of unrefined sugar to the United States in 2022, showing an increase of 5.16% compared to the previous year

Published 2023년 2월 3일

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In 2022, Peru exported 54,836 tons of unrefined sugar to the United States, which is a 5.16% increase from the previous year, accounting for 94.05% of the quota granted by the US. The country's sugar exporting companies include Agrícola El Chira, Coazucar, Cartavio, Laredo, and Paramonga. The US grants a global quota of 1,117,000 tons of sugar at the start of each fiscal year, which is proportionally distributed among exporting countries. For fiscal year 2023, Peru has been assigned an original quota of 44,108 tons, a 2.2% increase due to the exclusion of Nicaragua.

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(Agraria.pe) In 2022, Peru exported 54,836 tons of unrefined sugar to the United States, showing an increase of 5.16% compared to the 52,142 tons shipped in 2021. This was reported by the Directorate of Economic Studies, of the General Directorate of Agrarian Policies, of the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (Midagri), who pointed out that the volume dispatched by our country in 2022 represented 94.05% of the final quota granted, which amounted to to 58,304 tons. The original assigned quota was 43,175 tons. Among the companies that export unrefined sugar to the United States in 2022, the following stand out: Agrícola El Chira, Coazucar (Agrolmos, Casa Grande, San Jacinto), Cartavio, Laredo and Paramonga. Quota granted by the government of the United States This quota granted is in accordance with the commitments assumed in the Uruguay Round of GATT-94, where the United States, through the Office of the United States International Trade Representative (USTR for its ...

Source: Agraria