LIMA: Peru’s exports hit a new record in 2025, jumping 21% from the prior year, fuelled by the launch of a massive port on the country’s central coast.
The South American country’s exports totalled US$90.08 billion last year, thanks to higher sales of mining and agricultural products, the government said on Tuesday.
China, whose purchases increased by 30% last year, also remains Peru’s main trading partner, receiving 32% of the country’s total exports, according to Peru’s trade ministry.