South America: What are the export giants? The ranking and numbers

Published 2021년 4월 20일

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The article provides an overview of the main fruit exporting countries in South America as of 2020, including Ecuador, Mexico, Chile, Peru, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Argentina, and Colombia. It highlights the success of Mexican avocado exports, which reached a record $ 2,937 million, and the increase in mango and blueberry exports in Peru. The article also notes the decrease in pineapple exports from Costa Rica and the growth in lemon and apple exports from Argentina. The United States was the main international buyer for many of these fruits, including blueberries from Colombia and Peru, avocados from Colombia and Peru, and pineapples from Costa Rica.
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Ecuador above all with its bananas ($ 3.6 billion), then Mexico with avocado (about $ 3 billion), then Chile with cherries (about $ 1.6 billion), to close the Peru with blueberries (just over 1 billion dollars), then Costa Rica with pineapple (900 million dollars), Guatemala with bananas (725 million), Argentina with lemons (242 million), Colombia with avocado ($ 144 million). Here is the ranking (data referring to the 2020 campaign) of the main fruit exporting countries of South America created by the Chilean site PortalFrutícola.com to commemorate “el Día Internacional de las Américas”. Avocado - Mexican avocado exports broke a record in 2020, with shipments totaling $ 2,937 million, up from $ 2,932 million in 2019. According to the Mexican Department of Agriculture, the top export destination was the United States. , which in 2019 had a total market value of $ 6.5 billion. Berries - Mexico, during the July 2019 - July 2020 production season, exported 42,762 tons of blueberries; ...

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