Lima, Peru | Monday 05 January 2009 21:26 | |
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The dynamism of Peruvian commercial exports and its beneficial effects to the economy is, without a doubt, more evident than ever. The auspicious development of Peruvian exports in recent years, has surprised even the most optimists as they have multiplied in sales since the year 2000 breaking historic records in the past seven years. And even though many people actually say – off course, erroneously so—that due to our worldwide sales consisting of traditional products, dominated by mining products like copper, gold and zinc, this expansion can be easily justified as the international metals prices have also increased worldwide.
*Translated by Joceline Frankesa es mi hermana !!!# says :
vamos peru ..... non traditional ....
Great article! The numbers don't lie and if the exportation of more non traditional products are increasing, then we are going in right direction. We don't want to relay just on the mining industry to improve our economy.# Pablo Baqués says :
QUE VIVA EL PERU!
Very interesting article. Shows the potential of non-traditional exports from Perú.# Pablo Baqués says :
I was particularly impressed by the fact that it is not only a volume increase that we are talking about here, there is also an increase in value added to the exported products.
I am currently coordinating a virtual-room meeting service that will be available, indeed, to expand these trade opportunities.
AmCham Perú, who provided the information for this post is aware of the initiative. If any of the readers of this post are interested in the free demo, please contact Marisol Carbajal at the AmCham.
Alternatively, you could contact me directly at pbaques@gmail.com
cordiales saludos
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