The Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries of the Ministry of Economy of the Nation reports that in the first 9 months of the year, 245 products showed growth in exported amounts compared to the same period in 2025, totaling USD 37.793 billion (87% of the total exported by the agro-industry in the period), and 87.13 million tons (91% of the total volume), according to statistics processed by the Undersecretariat of Agri-Food Markets and International Insertion based on INDEC data.
Analyzing the data, products from all regions of the country stand out. Among those that presented more than USD 10 million in exported value, sunflower showed an 822% growth; frozen lamb carcasses or half-carcasses, 765%; cotton yarns, 280%; greasy wool, 179%; black beans, 152%; unstemmed tobacco, 97%; horticultural seeds, 79%; lemon juice, 63%; honey, 51%; frozen crustaceans, 49%; mandarins, 48%; barley, 39%; boneless frozen beef, 38%; peanut oil, 36%; equine meat, 36%; wheat, 34%, among others.
For products with exports below USD 10 million, simply milled yerba mate stands out with 199% growth; other dried fruits, 186%; preparations for sauces, 169%; frozen raspberries and blackberries, 119%; coriander seeds, 111%; wheat groats and semolina, 105%; cider, 74%; peaches, 60%; pork and pork products, 53%; jojoba oil, 33%; green tea, 31%; breakfast cereals, 23%; kiwi, 9%; among others.
Month after month, exports show greater diversity of products from all provinces, strengthening the positioning of the agri-industry worldwide.
