Chile: Wheat milling in the Biobío Region increased 25.8% in June

Published 2024년 8월 5일

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In June 2024, the Biobío Region of Chile experienced a significant growth in wheat milling, with a 25.8% increase compared to the previous year, totaling 12,556 tons. This growth was attributed to the higher processing of wheat products and by-products, accounting for 8.1% of the country's total wheat milling of 154,612 tons, which also saw a 3.6% increase from the previous year. From January to June 2024, the Biobío Region processed 82,078 tons of wheat milling, a 13.2% increase, and 936,250 tons nationally, a 1.7% increase. Additionally, the region saw a 12.5% increase in the production of wheat products, producing 64,875 tons, and a decrease of 2.4% in wheat by-products, producing 17,203 tons.
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An interannual growth of 25.8% was recorded in the wheat milling of the Biobío Region in the month of June 2024, totaling 12,556 tons, according to what was reported by the National Institute of Statistics (INE). The performance obtained in the interannual analysis was associated with the greater processing of wheat products and byproducts. Meanwhile, 154,612 tons were processed in the country, a level that showed an increase of 3.6% in twelve months, influenced by the greater production of wheat products and by-products. 8.1% of the national wheat milling was processed in the Biobío Region. Cumulative Analysis 82,078 tons of wheat milling were processed between January and June 2024, accumulating a positive variation of 13.2%, explained by the greater processing of wheat products and byproducts. Likewise, 936,250 tons were processed in the country in the same period, accumulating an increase of 1.7%, explained by the greater processing of wheat products. WHEAT MILLING PRODUCTS ...

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