Tridge summary
The global market for meat-alternative proteins is projected to reach US$162 billion by 2030, with Brazil poised to play a significant role as a key supplier of superfoods like beans, lentils, chickpeas, and sesame. At the Brazil SuperFoods Summit in Brasília, discussions between exporters and importers were held, alongside the formalization of an agreement between ApexBrasil and IBRAFE to promote the internationalization of Brazil's pulse and special crops sector, aiming for exports to hit US$260 million by 2025. The summit underscored Brazil's potential in bean production and export, particularly targeting the Asian market and India, the largest consumer of pulses. Additionally, there's a renewed optimism for Brazil's participation in global fairs such as Anuga, SIAL, and Gulfood, following a period of downturns, with expectations of a strong performance in the beans and sesame sectors, signaling a recovery from recent global market lows.
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By 2030, global consumption of meat-alternative proteins is expected to grow substantially. Beans, lentils, chickpeas and sesame, known as “superfoods” for their richness in nutrients, will increasingly be protagonists in diets around the world. According to Bloomberg, the market for these products could reach US$162 billion by the end of the decade. To explore this potential, exporters and importers from the sector gathered in Brasília for the second edition of the Brazil SuperFoods Summit, held by the Brazilian Export and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil) and the Brazilian Institute of Beans and Pulses IBRAFE. The event took place on April 2nd and 3rd, attracting representatives from 12 countries to discuss Brazil's future as a supplier of these superfoods. On the occasion, the presidents of ApexBrasil, Jorge Viana, and IBRAFE, Marcelo Lüders, took the opportunity to formalize a new agreement between the entities to promote the internationalization of the sector, lasting ...
Source: Portal Do Agronegocio
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