Regional exports from Peru grew by 18.7% until September 2025.

The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism reported that exports of goods from the interior regions of Peru (excluding Lima and Callao) increased by 18.7% in the period from January to September 2025, surpassing $53 billion. This result exceeds the growth recorded by Lima and Callao (+10.3%) by eight percentage points, consolidating the prominence of the regions in the dynamics of the export sector. In total, 19 interior regions increased their exports, highlighting the advances of Huánuco (+141%), San Martín (+107%), Amazonas (+65%), Cajamarca (+64%), and Junín (+59%), thanks to greater international demand for minerals, coffee, cocoa, and fruits. The Minister of Foreign Trade and Tourism, Teresa Mera, highlighted that these results reflect the consolidation of the regional export base. "The growth in exports demonstrates that our regions are generating more value and opportunities. This dynamism is the result of the joint work between producers, companies, and the State to ...