FAO Production Numbers (metric tons)
| Sugar cane | 9,854,961 |
| Potatoes | 3,814,373 |
| Rice, paddy | 2,831,374 |
| Plantains | 2,007,284 |
| Maize | 1,541,195 |
| Cassava | 1,240,121 |
| Onions, dry | 724,042 |
| Mangoes, mangosteens, guavas | 457,774 |
| Maize, green | 408,181 |
| Oranges | 394,573 |
| Asparagus | 335,209 |
| Pineapples | 310,566 |
| Oil, palm fruit | 291,802 |
| Grapes | 280,468 |
| Coffee, green | 264,605 |
OSINERGMIN (Peruvian energy regulator)
Of the actual electricity generation, 61% is from hydro, 34% from natural gas and 5% coal and oil.
42 hydro stations with 3.1 gigawatts of nameplate generating capacity
23 thermal stations with 3.3 GW of nameplate capacity
UNDATA Export numbers
In 2012 Peru Exported:
$13.4 B of metal bearing ores
$10.2 B of precious metals, principally gold from hard rock veins in the Andes and alluvial deposits in the Amazon.
$5.4 B of crude oil from fields in Loreto and natural gas from Camisea
$3.2 B of prepared and processed foods
$2.8 B of copper
$2.8 B of vegetable products
$2.1 B of textiles, fibers and apparel
$0.7 B of fish and crustaceans, mainly anchovies that feed in the cold rich waters of the Humboldt current
$0.5 B of zinc
$0.16 B of wood and wood products
Ag Exports
Trade Partners:
Imports
Total: $42.27
United States $8.0 B
China $7.8
Brazil $2.6
Ecuador $2.0
Argentina $1.9
Exports
Total: $45.95
China $7.84
United States $6.5
Switzerland $5.0
Canada $3.4
Japan $2.6
World Bank
MINAG
Deforestation numbers for all of Peru (hectares)
1975 5,642,447
1985 6,948,237
2000 7,172,554
Agricultural surface area numbers (hectares)
1975 12,200,925
1985 7,895,237
2000 11,285, 334
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