Chile: More than 30 products reach record exports in January - October

Published Nov 24, 2021

Tridge summary

Non-copper exports from Chile have seen a significant increase of 16.1% to a total of USD 31,726 million up to October 2021 compared to the same period last year. This growth is attributed to over 30 products, including iron, pork, cherries, and pharmaceutical products, which experienced substantial increases in export revenues. The Asian market, particularly China, the United States, and Brazil, have been the primary contributors to this growth. October 2021 saw non-copper exports reach USD 3,111 million, with notable growth in salmon and trout, cellulose, molybdenum, copper wire, and services.
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Original content

By Redacción PortalPortuario.cl, @PortalPortuario, Non-copper shipments accumulated to October totaled USD 31,726 million, 16.1% more than on the same date last year., These are broken down into USD 30,819 million in non-copper goods and USD 907 million in services, according to the Report on Non-copper Exports of the ProChile Market Intelligence Department. The export records achieved by more than 30 products in the period January - October, in relation to the same period of previous years, stand out. These include iron, pork, wooden boards, fresh cherries, fresh and frozen blueberries, poultry, horse mackerel, mussels, fish oil, bottled Carmenère red wine, frozen strawberries, hazelnuts, glass containers, fresh garlic , paints, varnishes and inks, pharmaceutical products (antibiotics, vitamins, hormones, vaccines and others), metal caps and caps for bottles, soups and broths, cleaning products, delicacies, ketchup, bread, cookies and mixes for their preparation, cork and its ...

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