Overview
- Citing Mincetur data, 62% of Peru’s agricultural exports to China moved through Chancay between January and September 2025.
- Since opening in November 2024, the terminal has handled $477 million in exports, including $446 million in the first nine months of 2025.
- China accounts for 78% of cargo routed via Chancay, underscoring the port’s central role in Peru–Asia trade.
- Sixty-nine percent of shipments originate outside Lima, led by La Libertad (44%), Lambayeque (8%) and Ica (7%), indicating a shift away from Callao.
- Agro products represent 57% of value moved, with fishing at 17%, minerals 16% and chemicals 9%, and activity is projected at 350,000 TEU in 2025 and to exceed 700,000 in 2026.