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Peru exported US$31 billion worth of goods to China from January through September 2026, nearly matching the US$33.5 billion total for all of 2025. ADEX expects exports to exceed the prior-year record, attributing the growth mainly to higher copper and gold prices; it also noted lower fishmeal shipments linked to El Niño conditions.
The report points to reduced Peruvian fishmeal export availability amid climate-related pressure on fisheries, which could support fishmeal prices. The overall export growth is largely mineral-price driven and does not indicate a broad shift in feed-commodity demand.
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