In 1-6 months of 2010,

Peru's main exports to Brazil include women's shirts, men's shirts, T-shirts and children's wear and other products.

Peru has gradually become the largest supplier of textile products in the Brazil market, with a market share of 5.4%, an increase of 125%.

In addition, Peru is an outstanding supplier of acrylic fiber and silk thread in the Brazil market.

The rising trend of the textile sector is mainly driven by the common market Amendment Agreement, which allows Peru's products.

Lima chamber of Commerce's foreign trade center statement said that Peru textile department's enterprises found an interesting market in Brazil.

There are 190 million consumers in Brazil, whose textile demand can not be satisfied by local companies, so they need to import.

Textile imports in Brazil exceeded US $2 billion 200 million in 2009, while exports exceeded US $1 billion 800 million.

Supplement:

Peru business newspaper reported on June 30, 2010 that according to the information of Peru Exporters Association, textile exports decreased 6% from 1 to May.

Exports to the United States increased by 10%, while exports to Venezuela, the second largest export destination, dropped by 44%.

Textile exports increased by 2% and 13% in 2 and April respectively, and decreased by 10%, 12% and 16% respectively in 1, 3 and May.

From 1 to May, exports of non-traditional products were US $2 billion 698 million 400 thousand, and textiles were part of the export of non-traditional products.