Brazil has more than 50% growth in the export of dairy products

Published 2021년 2월 4일

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In 2020, Brazil saw a significant growth in its dairy exports, with cheese and curd exports increasing by over 20% and total dairy product exports, including cream and milk, growing by 26.6%. The main importers of these dairy products were the United States, Venezuela, Chile, Paraguay, the Philippines, and the United Arab Emirates, accounting for 56.7% of the total imports. These countries prioritize traceability and the integration of blockchain technology with dairy products. Additionally, the United Arab Emirates and the Philippines require halal certification, a quality assurance and food safety standard, for products to be allowed for consumption. Omar Chahine, the commercial manager of Cdial Halal, stresses the importance of animal welfare and halal certification for entering and expanding in the global market. He suggests that Brazil's dairy industry could greatly benefit from obtaining halal certification to increase its export opportunities.

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According to the Foreign Trade Report issued by Comex Stat, the volume accumulated in 2020 of cheese and curd exports in Brazil grew by more than 20%, totaling more than 4 thousand tons. Products such as cream, milk and other dairy products increased 26.6%, totaling 26 thousand tons. The countries that most import dairy products are: the United States, Venezuela, Chile, Paraguay, the Philippines and the United Arab Emirates, together received 56.7% of the total milk, cream and dairy products (except butter and cheese). (SOURCE: Comex Stat) Something in common, which these countries value when selecting the product to import, is traceability and blockchain, a system integration that facilitates the visualization of certifiers, ministries, chambers of commerce, among others . The objective is to streamline the documentation process and provide more credibility to the certifications and traceability of the entire production chain. In addition to the bureaucratic part, another ...

Source: Portal Do Agronegocio