Which agricultural products are major exports of Argentina?

Argentina is a major global exporter of several key agricultural products. Its primary export commodities include:

• Soybeans and Wheat: Argentina is recognized as one of the world’s leading exporters of these crops.1
• Meat: Beef has historically been the country's most valuable export commodity, and the nation remains a significant exporter of meat products.21
• Hides and Leather: Argentina is a consistent world leader in the export of hides, with a well-developed local leather processing industry.2
• Wine: While much of the country's wine production is consumed domestically, Argentina exports wine to markets in South America, Europe, and North America.21
• Fisheries: A significant portion of the country's catch—including hake, squid, and shrimp—is processed into fish meal or frozen for export.1
• Other Products: The country also exports tannin, a product derived from the quebracho tree in the Chaco region, for which it is a major world producer.2

While other crops like corn, flax, and various fruits are produced, many are utilized for domestic livestock feed or local consumption.31