Peru exported vegetable oils for more than US $ 6 million between January and August of this year

Published 2021년 9월 22일

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From January to August of this year, Peru experienced a moderate increase in vegetable oil exports, reaching 566,337 kilos with a FOB value of US $ 6,196,604, up from 464,672 kilos exported in the same period of 2020. France was the primary destination for these exports, followed by the Netherlands, Taiwan, Malaysia, Spain, Germany, the UK, and the US. Key companies involved in these exports included Dehydrated Tropicales, Virú SA, and Agroindustrias Osho SAC, among others. The main vegetable oils exported were avocado, sacha inchi, Brazil nut, Palo de Rosa, chia, and jojoba.
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(Agraria.pe) Between January and August of this year, Peru exported 566,337 kilos of vegetable oils for a FOB value of US $ 6,196,604. These figures reveal a moderate increase from the 464,672 kilos exported in the same period of 2020 for US $ 5,405,797. According to a report from the Agrodata Peru portal, the main destination of these shipments -among which are oils from products such as avocado, sacha inchi, Brazil nut, Palo de Rosa, chia, jojoba- was France, where placements for US $ were achieved. 2,032,082. Next were the Netherlands with US $ 1,126,902, Taiwan with US $ 747,663, Malaysia with US $ 571,537, Spain with US $ 569,584, Germany with US $ 308,866, United Kingdom with US $ 228,487, United States with US $ 145,007 , Colombia with US $ 11,118 and others with smaller amounts that together totaled US $ 455,358. Among the main exporting companies in the field were Dehydrated Tropicales with sales of US $ 1,751,360, Virú SA with US $ 839,660, Agroindustrias Osho SAC ...
Source: Agraria

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