
Canned tuna, snacks, and corn flour were the main food products exported in july 2026 through CIEX El Salvador, according to information shared by the Banco Central de Reserva (BCR). In the ranking released by the institution, canned tuna took first place, followed by snacks and corn flour.
The results show the share of various products from the salvadoran food industry in foreign trade operations during that month. These foods are among the products that companies process through the administrative system for their export operations.
Canned tuna ranked first on the list presented by the BCR. This product falls under the category of processed foods prepared for sale in foreign markets, which helps expand the reach of the salvadoran food industry’s production.

In second place were snacks, another food product that stood out among the exports processed in july. This category includes processed products intended for consumption, which are also part of the food offerings that salvadoran companies bring to international markets.
Corn flour ranked third on the list. This product rounds out the top three food items exported in july through CIEX, according to information released by the BCR.
CIEX El Salvador facilitates procedures related to import and export operations and enables the management of processes linked to foreign trade. The BCR’s ranking provides a reference for the food products that were most prevalent in export operations recorded during july 2026, with canned tuna, snacks, and corn flour topping the list.
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