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  1. Due to harvest issues, Peru is finding new markets, leading to an earlier exit from the European market and a redirection of volume to the U.S.

Canadian Trade Delegation Explores Investment Opportunities in Peru

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 24
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A delegation led by George Pirie traveled to Peru to discuss potential trade opportunities, including at the Expomina mining fair in Lima. Pirie stated that the mission aimed to help pivot from dependence on U.S. markets. The discussions focused on encouraging northern Ontario companies to invest in Peru, while also attracting Peruvian companies to invest in northern Ontario.

From thesudburystar.com

Why it matters

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The discussions centered on Peru's significant mining industry, which is the world’s second largest producer of copper. The mission utilized Peru's existing free trade agreement with Canada to explore new economic avenues.

Due to harvest issues, Peru is finding new markets, leading to an earlier exit from the European market and a redirection of volume to the U.S.

From thesudburystar.com

Who's involved

  • George PirieCanadian politician leading the trade mission on economic development.
  • PeruSouth American nation with a significant mining industry.
  • OntarioProvince whose companies are encouraged to invest in Peru.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • OntarioSpeculative

    Ontario companies might seek new international markets through investment in Peru.

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