Import of rice in Central America Al September 30th, 2022  

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Costa Rica, Main Buyer
From January to September 2019 the main importer of rice in Central America was Costa Rica, with $57 million, followed by Panama, with $38 million, Honduras, with $34 million, Guatemala and Nicaragua, with $31 million each, and El Salvador, with $19 million.

In terms of the year-on-year change in purchases, most countries recorded declines. In Panama, imports fell 46%, while in El Salvador 30%, in Nicaragua 17% and in Guatemala 5%. Honduras and Costa Rica were the only markets that reported increases in rice imports, in this case 54% and 6%, respectively.

Regional Business on the Rise
Between the first nine months of 2018 and the same period in 2019 the value of rice imports recorded a decrease of 22%, from $254 million to $198 million.

Origin of imports
From January to September 2019, 62% of the value imported from Central America came from the United States, 12% from Argentina, 7% from Guyana, 6% from Uruguay and 4% from Brazil.

For the period in question of the last eight years, Argentina is the market of origin of the imports that has grown the most, since in 2012 no purchases were recorded in the region and in 2019 it accounted for 12% of Central American purchases.

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