
Peru's government raised its 2026 export forecast to a record $107 billion, $7 billion above the initial projection. Exports rose 34% year on year to $74.1 billion from January to August.
The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism said it is working to secure logistics chains and use maritime cabotage as an alternative to trucking, while the fishing sector is expected to decline because of El Niño.
A stronger export outlook mainly reflects trade volumes outside feed ingredients, so its direct effect on feed prices is limited. The fishing decline from El Niño is the part relevant to fishmeal supply.
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