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Papua Province Textile Yarn, Woven Fabric, and Textile Product Export Volume (SITC) May-October 2024

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Papua Province Textile Yarn, Woven Fabric, and Textile Product Export Volume (SITC) May-October 2024

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Papua Province recorded a total export volume of 276,940 tons in October 2024. However, exports of woven yarn, textile fabrics, and related products (SITC code 65) decreased to 50 tons in October 2024.

This decline continues a five-month downward trend. Bank Indonesia (BI) reported a higher monthly export volume of 400 tons in October 2023.

Papua's customs documents record 21 exported product groups, categorized using 2-digit SITC codes. The highest export volume was recorded for SITC code 28 (metal ores and metal scrap).

Over the past 12 months, Papua's highest export volume was recorded in February 2024 at 2,330 tons, while the lowest was in April 2024 at 10 tons.

The following are Papua's highest export volumes by 2-digit SITC code as of October 2024:

* SITC code 28: Metal ores and metal scrap – 165.01 million tons
* SITC code 24: Wood and cork – 2.73 million tons
* SITC code 63: Wood and cork manufactures – 2.26 million tons
* SITC code 66: Articles of non-metallic minerals – 59,770 tons
* SITC code 85: Footwear and headgear – 32,480 tons
* SITC code 69: Miscellaneous manufactured articles of metal – 560 tons
* SITC code 78: Motor vehicles for road transport – 420 tons
* SITC code 55: Essential oils and resinoids – 130 tons
* SITC code 74: Industrial machinery and equipment – 110 tons
* SITC code 03: Fish, crustaceans, molluscs, and preparations thereof – 110 tons

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