In the first quarter of 2025, Peruvian agricultural exports saw a 21.2% increase, totaling US$2.997 billion, driven by higher shipments of cocoa and cocoa derivatives, fruits, palm oil, and natural colorings, contributing to agriculture's potential for setting a new annual record. Overall, Peruvian goods exports surged by 27.3% to US$20.625 billion, led by the mining sector with a 29% growth, followed by fishing, metallurgy, and agricultural exports. Trade activity grew globally, especially with China and the United States, reaching US$34.255 billion, marking a 23% increase, and involving more exporting companies, particularly microenterprises. The interior regions of Peru also experienced a 28.6% increase in foreign sales, outpacing Lima and Callao.