Colombia’s exports fell 0.1% year-on-year to $3.84 billion in August 2025, following a 4.1% decline in July, driven by lower sales of fuels and extractive products (-18.1%) amid weaker petroleum (-25.8%) and coal (-36.3%) shipments. Manufacturing exports dropped 11.3% to $845 million, pressured by reduced sales of materials-based goods (-19.4%) and chemicals (-7.2%). In contrast, agricultural, food, and beverage exports surged 49.3% to $1.27 billion, led by unroasted coffee (+70.6%) and bananas (+98.6%). The US remained Colombia’s main trading partner, accounting for 28.4% of exports, followed by Panama (6%) and India (4.9%).