Bhutan is a new opportunity for Brazilian pork exporters

Published 2024년 5월 14일

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The Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA) has welcomed the opening of Bhutan's market for Brazilian pork. With a population of nearly 1 million, Bhutan has good potential for increasing pork consumption, which is currently low at less than 3 kilos per capita per year. The tariff for pork imports to Bhutan is similar to that for chicken meat, around 10% of the product value, making Brazilian pork products competitive in the market. The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, led by Minister Carlos Fávaro, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, are credited with the market opening.

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The Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA) applauded the announcement made yesterday by the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, with the completion of the process and official opening of the Bhutan market for pork from Brazil. A country with almost 1 million inhabitants, according to local indicators, more than 20% of its population consumes pork. Despite this, per capita consumption is still relatively low, not reaching 3 kilos per capita per year, according to FAOSTAT data. This is an indication of good potential for increasing consumption in the country, assesses the president of ABPA, Ricardo Santin. “The opening of this South Asian market comes at an important moment for the sector, which has sought to expand the capillarity of Brazilian exports, adding to other openings and expansions achieved by the excellent work of the Ministry of Agriculture team, under the leadership from Minister Carlos Fávaro, and from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs”, he highlights. ...

Source: NoticiasAgricolas