Tarija

Overview In December 2023 Tarija exported $96.1M and imported $133M, resulting in a negative trade balance of $36.9M. Between December 2022 and December 2023 the exports of Tarija have decreased by $-29.6M (-23.5%) from $126M to $96.1M, while imports increased by $16M (13.7%) from $117M to $133M.

Trade In December 2023, the top exports of Tarija were Natural gas, in the gaseous state ($94M), Gaseous hydrocarbons, liquefied, n.e.s. ($1.76M), Acyclic hydrocarbons ($220k), Oilcake and other solid residues (except... ($58.6k), and Wine of fresh grapes (including fortified... ($45.5k). In December 2023 the top imports of Tarija were Motor spirit (gasoline) and other light... ($75M), Gas oils ($24.8M), Petroleum oils and oils obtained from... ($4.59M), Chemical products and preparations, n.e.s. ($3.14M), and Insecticides put up in forms or... ($2.24M).

Destinations In December 2023, Tarija exported mostly to Brazil ($74.4M), Argentina ($20.3M), Paraguay ($1.02M), Peru ($238k), and Uruguay ($58.6k), and imported mostly from Argentina ($53M), Belgium ($26.5M), Paraguay ($21M), Brazil ($15.9M), and Netherlands ($5.59M).

Growth In December 2023, the decrease in Tarija's year-by-year exports was explained primarily by an decrease in exports to Brazil ($-14M or -15.8%), Argentina ($-13.1M or -39.2%), and Paraguay ($-1.51M or -59.8%), and product exports decrease in Natural gas, in the gaseous state ($-26.3M or -21.9%), Gaseous hydrocarbons, liquefied, n.e.s. ($-2.17M or -55.2%), and Acyclic hydrocarbons ($-533k or -70.8%). In December 2023, the increase in Tarija's year-by-year imports was explained primarily by an increase in imports from Paraguay ($18.6M or 773%), Brazil ($13.9M or 688%), and Netherlands ($5.59M or 204k%), and product imports increase in Motor spirit (gasoline) and other light... ($45.1M or 151%), Chemical products and preparations, n.e.s. ($2.31M or 279%), and Sunflower seeds ($891k or 110%).