Argentine exports grow above the regional average, an increase of 27 percent in the first two months, according to a survey by the Ministry of Industry. Even, Argentina ranks as the second fastest growing country in Latin America, just one and a half behind Brazil. Within foreign sales, manufacturing of industrial origin (MIO) remain the main export item. From these figures, the leading portfolio Debora Giorgi estimated that this year will exceed the record 2010. The report noted that SME exports represent 15 percent of world sales.
The ranking is led by Brazil, with sales growth of 28.5 percent, followed by Argentina (27), Mexico (24.3), Peru (22.8), Uruguay (22.5), Chile (21.9) and Ecuador (21.1). However, in the Argentine case also thrive imports. They did 45 percent in two months, which the trade surplus shrank to 1.121 billion dollars against 1.821 billion the same period last year.
In Argentina, the MOI explain 35 percent of total sales. In 2010 the country exported 28 percent more than in 2009 and 8.9 percent above 2008 and now heads to a new record, as industry expected to increase foreign sales of "more than 7000 million pesos "(sic). The main products are the automotive (2400 million), poultry (1400 million) and biofuels (more than 1700 million).
In addition, since 2003 the number of small and medium-sized exporting firms grew by 20 percent, nearly two thousand companies. "SMEs export three times more value per tonne than large companies," the statement said of Industry.
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