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Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mr.Minchetur) reported that a total of eleven regions in the interior of the country had raised their export in the first two months of the year, according to the latest regional trade report.
These are Pasco, Moquegua, Huancavelica, Lambaeque, Junin, Piura, La Libertad, Huanuco, Ica, Ayacucho and San Martin.
Three regions stood out in the north of the country: Lambaeque (+34%), Piura (+24%) and La Libertad (+15%). All managed to increase shipments by increasing sales of agricultural, non-metallic mining and fish products.
Lambayeque reached $122 million as a result of an increase agricultural export. blueberry shipments amounted to USD 38.8 million (+142.8%); avocado — $5.2 million (+231.5%); and grapes – USD 20 million (+102.6%).
For its part, the La Libertad region accounted for $639.2 million driven by an increase in sales of anthracite (+189.7%), silver and lead concentrates (+66%) and fishmeal (+45%), which were 41. 8 million US dollars. US$44.6 million and US$57.7 million, respectively.
Piura earned $678.5 million in export. Its squid shipments totaled $153.6 million (+171.9%); calcium phosphate — USD 114.2 million (+94%); fuel oil – USD 44.9 million (+617.4%).
CENTER
The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism also indicated that the six regions that make up the Peruvian hub have also increased their supplies. Ica is considered to be the central region that exported the most, after totaling USD 1,391.1 million (+7.9%) at the end of the first two months of the year. It stands out with its copper sales of $199.7 million (+28.3%); grapes in the amount of USD 502.4 million (+19.4%); and long products in the amount of USD 21.1 million (+19.8%).
Junin achieved 29.2% growth, accumulating US$402.8 million between January and February. Particularly stand out are the supplies of copper (+38.2%), zinc (+344.6%) and ginger (+15.8%). Ayacucho, on the other hand, reached $145.4 million (+7.3%) thanks to exports of silver and lead concentrate (+6107.4%).
In the Pasco region, shipments increased by $169.8 million (+250.4%) driven by higher sales of minerals such as copper (+501.8%), silver and lead concentrate (+366.3%) and zinc (+67.3%). who accumulated $82.7 million, $68.7 million and $5 million respectively.
Huancavelica increased its exports (+74.2%) to US$31.8 million, supported by higher copper sales (+767.8%) of US$18.9 million. Huánuco, for its part, made up $1.6 million (+12.2%), mainly due to the increase in shipments of avocados (+147%) and beans (+66%).
SOUTH AND EAST
Moquegua (+92.4%) is the only southern region that increased export at the end of the first two months of the year. The start of operations at Quellaveco increased the supply of copper (+110%) and molybdenum (+81%), reaching $539.6 million and $70.4 million, respectively.
In eastern Peru, San Martín earned $39.1 million (+4.8%) driven by increased sales of palm oil (+13.6%) and cocoa beans (+125.4%).
Source: RPP
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