Exports of the South Region of Peru goes up to 280.4 million dollars
Posted by journalperu on May 13th, 2009, 1:30 am No Comments
Sales of traditional products and no traditional products reached up to 254.4 million and 26 million dollars, respectively, on March 2009. Arequipa, Cuzco, Puno, Moquegua and Tacna reached up to 280.4 million dollars in exports on March according to the Trading Research Center of Perucamaras (Centro de Investigacion Empresarial - CIE).
According to CIE the exportation of traditional products ascended to 254.4 million dollars on March. The principal sectors were the mining sector with 250.1 million dollars and the fishing sector with 3.7 millions.
The no traditional products exports were for an amount of 26 million dollars. The most dynamic sector was the textile one with 8.8 million dollars followed by agriculture 5.5 millions, chemical 5.4 million and metallurgist 3.3 million dollars.
The departments of the South Region have exported its products mainly to China and also to the United States, Japan, Switzerland and Spain, according to CIE.

























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