Import of yarns and textile inputs in Central America Al September 30th, 2018  

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El Salvador was the main importer of synthetic filaments, strips and materials similar to synthetic textiles last year, according to data on the Textiles and Raw Materials Market compiled by the Business Intelligence Unit at CentralAmericaData.com.

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El Salvador, which has one of the most important textile industries in the region, was also the main exporter of these yarns and textile inputs in 2015, with 15,100 tons sold abroad, at a value of $52.8 million. 

Costa Rica was the second largest importer of synthetic filaments, strips and the materials similar to synthetic textiles in 2015, with a total of 8,600 tons at a value of $42 million. As for foreign sales, Costa Rican exports in 2015 were worth $22 million, equivalent to 3,000 tons.

CentralAmericaData.com provides detailed information on the import and export of yarns and fabrics such as synthetic filament yarn, woven yarn, synthetic monofilaments and artificial filament yarn, among others.

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