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Overview This page contains the latest international trade data for Maullín. In January 2024 Maullín was the number 179 in total exports and the number 238 in total imports in Chile.

Exports In 2023, Chile's Maullín exported $4.6M, making it the 179th largest exporter out of the 262 exporters in Chile. In 2023 the top exports of Maullín were Molluscs; cuttle fish and squid, whether... ($844k), Fish: frozen, Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)... ($402k), Fish: frozen, Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha/keta/tschawytscha/... ($305k), Fish meat, excluding fillets, whether or... ($297k), and Fish: frozen, jack and horse mackerel... ($242k).

Imports In 2022, Chile's Maullín imported $273k, making it the 238th largest importer out of the 262 importers in Chile. In 2022 top imports of Maullín were Grindstones etc, agglomerated abrasives or ceramics ($25.2k), Axes, bill hooks and similar hewing... ($17k), Others parts and accessories of bodies... ($16.1k), Instruments for measuring length, hand use,... ($14.9k), and Circular saw blades, working part of... ($14.4k).

Latest Trends

January, 2024

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Overview In January 2024 Maullín exported $429k and imported $632, resulting in a positive trade balance of $428k. Between January 2023 and January 2024 the exports of Maullín have increased by $240k (127%) from $189k to $429k, while imports decreased by $-2.8k (-81.6%) from $3.43k to $632.

Trade In January 2024, the top exports of Maullín were Non-fillet Frozen Fish ($353k) and Fish Fillets ($75.6k). In January 2024 the top imports of Maullín were Motor-working Tools ($632).

Destinations In January 2024, Maullín exported mostly to Thailand ($353k) and Ukraine ($75.6k), and imported mostly from Chile ($632).

Growth In January 2024, the increase in Maullín's year-by-year exports was explained primarily by an increase in exports to Japan ($337 or 0.36%), and product exports increase in Non-fillet Frozen Fish ($96.3k or 104%). In November 2023, the decrease in Maullín's year-by-year imports was explained primarily by an decrease in imports from , and product imports decrease in .