Value of Exports of Other Processed Food Products, North Sumatra Province, December 2024

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The value of exports of processed food products (SITC code 09) from North Sumatra Province in December 2024 decreased to US$55.3 million.

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Value of Exports of Processed Food (SITC) from North Sumatra Province, July-December 2024

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North Sumatra's December 2024 exports of processed food (SITC code 09) fell to US$55.3 million. This continues a five-month downward trend. Bank Indonesia (BI) data shows that exports from the province reached US$63.35 million in the same period the previous year.

North Sumatra's customs records show 22 exported product groups (SITC 2-digit codes). The highest export value was for vegetable oils and fats (SITC code 42).

Over the past 15 months, North Sumatra's highest monthly export value was US$65.73 million in March 2024, and the lowest was US$46.44 million in April 2024.

North Sumatra's top 10 exports by SITC 2-digit code in December 2024 were:

* SITC code 42: Vegetable oils and fats - US$224.45 million
* SITC code 43: Processed vegetable and animal oils and fats - US$86.29 million
* SITC code 08: Animal feed - US$65.97 million
* SITC code 85: Footwear and other footwear articles - US$55.98 million
* SITC code 09: Other processed food - US$55.3 million
* SITC code 51: Organic chemicals - US$50.42 million
* SITC code 23: Crude, synthetic and reclaimed rubber - US$39.1 million
* SITC code 55: Essential oils and perfume materials - US$34.49 million
* SITC code 03: Fish, crustaceans, mollusks and preparations thereof - US$33.95 million
* SITC code 07: Coffee, tea, cocoa, spices - US$26.53 million

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