Arab countries and the Asian continent were the main destinations for Brazilian sugar in the first quarter of 2021

게시됨 2021년 4월 28일

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In the first quarter of 2021, Brazil emerged as a leading exporter of sugar, shipping out nearly 6 million tons to various countries and generating revenue of US $ 1,839.88 billion. The export activity saw significant participation from Arab and Asian markets, with Indonesia and Bangladesh being the largest buyers. This success underscores the growing demand for Brazilian sugar in these regions. Furthermore, the importance of halal certification for expanding market reach was highlighted, with many countries, including Japan, China, and Canada, insisting on this certification. Omar Chahine, the International Relations manager at Cdial Halal, stressed the significance of adaptating to these market demands to facilitate market expansion.

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원본 콘텐츠

In the first quarter of this year, Brazil exported almost 6 million tons of sugar - 5,806,792 - and occupies the fourth position of the most exported Brazilian product according to data released by Comexstat. Export revenue has already reached US $ 1,839.88 billion. The largest producing states were São Paulo (64%); Paraná (9.5%); Minas Gerais (8.11%) and other states. Arab countries and the Asian continent were responsible for the majority of exports. Indonesia, a country where almost 100% of the population is Muslim and only consumes products with halal certification, bought US $ 174 million in sugar, being responsible for 9.5% of exports of the product. The biggest importers were Bangladesh with 10% participation and generating revenue of US $ 184 million and Algeria which imported US $ 152 million, being responsible for 8.3%. “The expectation is that the export volume will increase to the Arab Muslim and Asian markets. For market expansion to be possible, Brazilian industries ...

출처: Portal Do Agronegocio