Peru imported rice for US$ 18.6 million in the first quarter of 2024

Published 2024년 4월 15일

Tridge summary

In the first quarter of 2024, Peru experienced a notable increase in rice imports, reaching over 22.5 million kilos valued at nearly US$18.7 million, marking a significant rise from the previous year. Uruguay dominated the supply chain, contributing 64% of the total imports, with Brazil, Thailand, and other countries also playing key roles. Major importers within Peru included Costeño Alimentos SAC, Comercial Isabelita, Alejandrina Perú SAC, and Grupo Fraile Rice SAC. This surge underscores the evolving dynamics of Peru's rice import market and the pivotal contributions of Uruguay and Brazil.
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Original content

(Agraria.pe) Between January and March of this year, Peru imported 22,540,834 kilos of rice for an FOB value of US$ 18,663,534. These figures mark a moderate increase from the 20,744,271 kilos imported in the same period of 2023 for US$ 14,301,242. According to a report from the Agrodata portal, the main supplier of this product for the Peruvian market in the first quarter of 2024 was Uruguay, which achieved placements for US$ 11,913,173 (64% of total imports). Next were Brazil with US$6,315,369 (34%), Thailand with US$382,941 (2%) and others with smaller amounts that totaled US$52,052. Among the main importing ...
Source: Agraria

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