Peruvian exports totaled US$44.354 billion between January and November 2018, thus increasing 8.9% over the same term the previous year, Central Reserve Bank (BCR) informed.
Farming exports reached US$5.18 billion in the 11-month period, a 13.8% rise compared to the same term in 2017.
Shipments of grapes,
blueberries, and avocados stood out.
Likewise,
fishery (+13.2%),
mining (+5.6%),
hydrocarbon (+24.5%), and manufacturing (+10%) exports registered expansions.
Higher sales of
giant squid, as well as
fish oil and flour stood out (fishery sector), followed by
copper and zinc (mining), crude petroleum and its derivatives (hydrocarbon), as well as paper, chemicals, and textiles (manufacturing).
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