Brazil expands pork exports to Bhutan

Published 2024년 5월 15일

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Brazil has received authorization to export pork to Bhutan, marking the second market in the Asian country to open to Brazilian agribusiness in six months, following poultry exports. In 2023, Bhutan's imports of Brazilian products nearly doubled to over US$3.33 million. This opening reflects the quality and safety of Brazilian agricultural products, a view shared by 50 countries, 42 of which have recently opened their markets to Brazilian agribusiness during President Lula's third term. This achievement is due to the collaborative efforts of Brazil's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock.

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Brazilian agribusiness celebrates another achievement with the authorization from the Bhutan government to import pork produced in Brazil. This is the second market opening in the Asian country in the last six months, adding to the permission granted for the export of poultry meat last December. In 2023, Bhutan imported more than US$3.33 million in Brazilian agribusiness products, almost doubling the value recorded in 2022, which was US$1.75 million. With this achievement, Brazil reaches its 42nd market opening this year alone, totaling 120 openings in 50 countries since the beginning of President Lula's third term. These numbers reflect the growing international recognition of the quality and safety of Brazilian agricultural products. The opening of this new market is the ...

Source: Portal Do Agronegocio