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The Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock, and Fisheries of the National Ministry of Economy reports that exports of 209 agro-industrial products (out of 332 exported) grew year-on-year during the first four months of 2026, reaching USD 11.318 billion in value, totaling 29.67 million tons, according to data processed by the Undersecretariat of Agri-Food Markets based on INDEC figures.
Among the products with significant volume growth are: sunflower seeds with 1,366%; shelled dried common black beans with 865%; cotton yarns with 863%; dried beans with 381%; sesame with 190%; stemmed tobacco with 132%; butter with 109%; other forages with 86%; pork and pork products with 84%; honey with 84%; wheat grains with 77%; lemon with 76%; sunflower oil with 69%; greasy wool with 66%; ice cream with 65%; peaches with 51%; powdered milk with 44%; vermouth with 42%; baked goods and barley grains with 41%; grape juice with 38%; orange juice with 37%; glycerol with 35%; garlic with 29%; boneless, frozen beef with 10%; among others.
Furthermore, 89 products achieved their highest export volumes of the decade.
In turn, 33 products that were not exported in the first four months of 2025 were exported in 2026, representing USD 21.4 million. These include sweet potatoes, pork fat, safflower seeds, dried apples and pears, goat meat, among other examples.
Agro-industry strengthens its global presence, supported by measures adopted by the national government such as the reduction and/or elimination of export duties, the opening of new markets, trade agreements like the EU-Mercosur or with EFTA, and the simplification and digitization of procedures, facilitating the export process.