More Imported Foods: What Explains the Strong Growth of Foreign Pastas and Cookies
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Argentina’s gondolas incorporated more and more imported products in the last two years. While the country’s total external purchases grew 34% since 2024, imports of food and drink progressed much faster and almost doubled. According to a survey prepared by Indicadores.ar on the basis of customs declarations of ARCA, the [...]
ARCA recorded external purchases of food for USD 2,110 million in Argentina due to the elimination of customs taxes and official currency arrears. Imported Foods grew 73 percent was first published in OPI Santa Cruz.
Pasta, biscuits and breadwinners led the growth, while large local manufacturers also appear among the main buyers.
External purchases of food and drink almost doubled since 2024. A document reveals what happens to noodles, biscuits and breadwinners.
Food and beverage imports grew strongly over the past two years and some products of mass consumption, such as pastas, biscuits and industrial pastry products, showed increases well above the average of the country’s external purchases. According to a survey by Indicadores.ar prepared on ARCA customs declarations, imports of food and beverages increased from USD 1,215 million in 2024 to USD 2,110 million, while total imports of the country incre…
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