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Chilean regional export and viticulture trends
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Chilean regional export and viticulture trends
Chilean regional exports have demonstrated growth across various sectors in 2026. In the Ñuble region, family-owned vineyards have expanded their international reach, notably exporting Moscatel de Alejandría to Sweden and targeting markets in Mexico and Brazil through commercial missions. Broader economic data for the Biobío region shows a 2.1% increase in region, exports increased by 2.1% between January and September 2026, September, totaling US$ 3,548 million. This growth was primarily driven by a 59% rise in manufacturing and a 20.3% increase in fishing and aquaculture. aquaculture, led by Chilean jack mackerel, fishmeal, and fish oils. While the forestry sector remains the Biobío’s largest export component for Biobío, at US$ 2,028 million, it saw a 4.7% decline. In the Ñuble region, wood exports saw a significant increase, reaching reached US$ 35.3 million in September 2026, a 51.7% rise compared to increase over the previous year. year, bringing the nine-month cumulative total to US$ 252.8 million. However, small and medium-sized enterprises in the region continue to face difficulties stemming from a depressed domestic construction market and United States trade tariffs tariffs. The viticulture sector is seeing significant strategic expansion. In Ñuble, the Empresa Asociativa Campesina Moscin exported 4,000 bottles of Moscatel de Alejandría to Sweden, where it was recognized by the state monopoly, Systenbolaget, and featured in the United States. newspaper Dagens Nyheter. To support local producers, the Regional Government and the University of Bío-Bío have established base regulations for a new quality seal for Itata wines, supported by a new technological wine laboratory in Chillán. In the Maule region, wineries are targeting Latin American markets through commercial missions to Mexico and participation in the ProWine São Paulo fair in Brazil. Additionally, the official launch of WineMaule 2026 aims to promote the territory’s viticultural identity by connecting vineyards with foreign importers and integrating production with regional tourism.
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