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PARAGUAY EXPORTED 46 NEW ITEMS TO 35 NEW MARKETS IN LAST TWO YEARS
Sep, 10, 2020 Posted by Ruth HollardWeek 202037
According to Paraguay’s Ministry of Industry and Commerce (MIC), the country exported 46 new items to 35 new markets between August 2018 and July 2020.
Albania began importing Paraguayan chicken meat; Germany, veterinary serum; Angola, rice, bran and winches; Argentina, potato chips, beef, refrigeration equipment, bottle caps and yerba mate; Bahamas, poultry meat; Belgium, soybean meal; Brazil, chicken meat, aluminum foil, balanced nitrogen fertilizers, shoes, raw leather, and synthetic fabrics.
Bulgaria imported construction pastes, shrimp, and soy oil; Chile, bottle caps; Mainland China, canola oil and sugar; Colombia, winches; Denmark, sawn wood; Ecuador, peanut snacks; the United Arab Emirates, beans; and Spain, primary plastics.
The United States imported canola; the Philippines, chia; France, rice, Hong Kong, copper scrap; India, chia and menthol; the Virgin Islands, cigarettes and wheat; Italy, peanut oil; Japan, mattresses, pillows and plastic; Kuwait, soybean oil; Malaysia, peanuts and bovine plasma, Mexico, aluminum sheets, mattresses, pillows, and safflower oil; Holland, butter; and Peru, carpets.
Qatar imported medicines; Russia, powdered milk and rapeseed; Taiwan, wheat; Turkmenistan, seedlings; and Uruguay, hamburgers.
According to the agency, the Automotive Sector Agreements, signed with Argentina and Brazil, respectively, and the Agreements with the European Union and EFTA complete the development and commercial opportunities of the Paraguayan industries.
Source: Port Portal
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