As the fast-food industry continues to grow across South America, demand for frozen French fries has surged. In response, China has expanded its production capacity and export activities, becoming a significant supplier to markets such as Argentina, Brazil, and Chile. The region's reliance on Chinese frozen French fries is largely due to competitive pricing and China's ability to scale production to meet growing demand.
China’s annual frozen French fry production has nearly doubled, enabling it to tap into new markets in South America. With Brazil being one of the largest consumers, Chinese exporters have been quick to provide a steady supply, aligning with the region's increasing preference for convenient and processed food options. The high demand is driven by the proliferation of quick-service restaurants and changing dietary habits among consumers.
China's expansion into the South American market highlights the evolving global trade dynamics in frozen food products. As production facilities in China continue to increase output, the country is well-positioned to maintain and grow its presence in South America, addressing the rising demand for frozen French fries in the region.(Credit to PotatoPro and USDA)