Pará de Minas

Overview: In March 2021 Pará de Minas exported $7.11M and imported $4.76M, resulting in a positive trade balance of $2.35M. Between March 2020 and March 2021 the exports of Pará de Minas have increased by $3M (72.9%) from $4.11M to $7.11M, while imports increased by $3.18M (202%) from $1.58M to $4.76M.

Trade: In March 2021, the top exports of Pará de Minas were Pig Iron ($6.69M), Cheese ($267k), Vinyl Chloride Polymers ($74.3k), Other Mineral ($40.3k), and Reclaimed Rubber ($23.9k). In March 2021 the top imports of Pará de Minas were Vinyl Chloride Polymers ($2.79M), Synthetic Rubber ($820k), Acrylic Polymers ($813k), Low-voltage Protection Equipment ($72.1k), and Electrical Power Accessories ($68.8k).

Destinations: In March 2021, Pará de Minas exported mostly to United States ($5.57M), Thailand ($595k), Taiwan ($578k), Argentina ($243k), and Japan ($91.5k), and imported mostly from Taiwan ($1.91M), China ($1.16M), Sweden ($813k), Colombia ($515k), and Japan ($291k).

Growth: In March 2021, the increase in Pará de Minas's year-by-year exports was explained primarily by an increase in exports to United States ($5.48M or 5.67k%), Thailand ($516k or 646%), and Taiwan ($371k or 179%), and product exports increase in Pig Iron ($3.07M or 85.1%) and Other Mineral ($12k or 42.2%). In March 2021, the increase in Pará de Minas's year-by-year imports was explained primarily by an increase in imports from Taiwan ($1.31M or 220%), China ($995k or 611%), and Japan ($143k or 97.2%), and product imports increase in Vinyl Chloride Polymers ($2.22M or 384%), Synthetic Rubber ($92.5k or 12.7%), and Low-voltage Protection Equipment ($44.9k or 165%).