MEXICO: Tequila exports up 20% in H1

By | 16 July 2003

Exports of the Mexican spirit Tequila were up 20% in the first half of 2003 compared to the same period last year, according to the Tequila Regulatory Council.

Sales of the premium 100% agave Tequilas increased 19.85% to 5.3m litres, compared to 3.2m litres in the first half of 2002.

Sales of other Tequilas grew to 46m litres, up 16.16%.

Of all the sales made 37.3m litres were exported in bulk to be bottled abroad and 14m litres were exported already bottled.

Sectors: Spirits

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