Chile's Trade Exchange Reaches Record US$18 Billion in January 2026
In January 2026, Chile's commercial exchange hit US$18.041 billion, a 3.1% increase from January 2025. Goods exports rose to US$10.680 billion, with mining exports contributing US$5.558 billion, led by copper. The fruit sector generated US$1.771 billion, while food industry exports reached US$1.318 billion. Non-traditional exports saw a 9.8% increase, totaling US$5.622 billion. Service exports rose to US$412 million, up 37.4% from the previous year.

Chile's commercial exchange in January 2026 totaled US$18.041 billion, a 3.1% increase from January 2025, marking 17 months of growth. Goods exports reached US$10.680 billion, with mining exports at US$5.558 billion, driven by copper returns of US$4.546 billion.
The fruit sector exported US$1.771 billion, led by cherries at US$1.231 billion. Food industry exports totaled US$1.318 billion, boosted by salmonids and frozen products. Non-traditional exports grew to US$5.622 billion, a 9.8% increase. Service exports rose to US$412 million, with notable contributions from aircraft maintenance services.




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