Colombia Accounted for 68% of Bolivia’s Dairy Exports

Bolivia exported dairy products worth $25m in 2025, according to the reported figures. Colombia represented 68% of those exports, making it the leading destination for Bolivian dairy goods during the year.

The 2025 total was 10% below the value recorded in the previous year. The figures describe the change in the overall value of dairy exports and identify Colombia’s share of that trade.

Peru ranked behind Colombia among the destinations listed for Bolivia’s dairy exports. The source does not provide a separate value for Peru, but places the country second in the destination ranking.

Bolivia’s foreign sales of dairy products reached $11m during the first six months of 2026. This figure covers the first half of the year and is presented separately from the full-year export total reported for 2025.

The reported data therefore cover two periods: a $25m export total for the whole of 2025 and $11m in external sales between January and June 2026. For 2025, Colombia was the principal market, with a 68% share, while Peru followed as the next-largest destination in the stated ranking.