INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The sector exported $46.171 billion from January to December, marking a 26.4% rise compared to the previous year.This growth demonstrates
December 2024 saw exports reach $3.550 billion, a 35.2% increase from December 2023.The soybean complex led the export growth, with revenues
rising 42.3% to $19.066 billion
Corn exports also showed positive momentum, growing by 13.4% to $7.087 billion
The wheat complex experienced the most dramatic growth, surging 102.9% to $2.574 billion.Improved weather conditions played a crucial role
in boosting agricultural production
The 2024/25 cycle saw cereal and oilseed production reach 131.7 million tons, a 4% increase from the previous cycle.This upturn helped
offset the severe drought that affected production in 2023
The country successfully opened 70 new markets for its agricultural products, expanding export opportunities.China remained the primary
destination for Argentine agroindustrial exports in 2024
The European Union, Brazil, Vietnam, and India rounded out the top five export markets
PerformanceDespite the overall positive performance, the sector faced challenges
International prices for various primary products decreased during the year, affecting total export values.Analysts project a slight
decrease in export value for 2025, estimating around $44.820 billion
The Argentine agroindustrial sector demonstrated remarkable resilience in 2024.It overcame previous challenges and capitalized on favorable
The sector will need to navigate potential price fluctuations and market dynamics to maintain its strong export performance in the coming
It contributes significantly to GDP and tax revenues
