Peru's Export Boom: Mining and Agriculture Propel Record Highs
Peru's exports hit a record $90.08 billion last year, marking a 21% increase from 2024. Significant growth in mining and agricultural exports contributed to this surge. China, accounting for 32% of Peru's total exports, reinforced its position as Peru's primary trading partner with a 30% increase in purchases.
Peru achieved a milestone in its export history, reaching an unprecedented $90.08 billion in overseas sales last year. This 21% increase from the previous year results from a surge in mining and agricultural exports, according to a government report released on Tuesday.
The data reveals that China remains Peru's most significant trading partner, purchasing 32% of the Andean country's total exports. China's purchases alone saw a remarkable 30% rise, bolstering its leading position in Peru's international trade landscape.
Peru's trade ministry emphasized that the uptick in export figures reflects the country's strategic emphasis on its natural resource sectors, underscoring the importance of both mining and agriculture in fueling economic growth.
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