Brazilian agricultural exports grow by almost 5%

게시됨 2021년 1월 13일

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Brazil's agricultural food exports increased by nearly 5% in 2020, reaching a high of 93.6 billion dollars, the first time since 2013. The agro-industrial sector contributed half of the country's total exports, with China being the main customer. Grain sales also increased by 9.5% in value and 12% in volume. Despite record production, Brazil ran out of soybeans for domestic consumption and had to import 80,000 tonnes. The supply difficulties increased production costs for farmers, leading to rising meat prices in the local market.

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Brazil's agricultural food exports increased by almost 5% on an annual basis in January-November 2020 and for the first time since 2013 reached a level of 93.6 billion dollars, according to AFP. The agency cites data from the economy ministry of the largest South American country, which is about to publish the final data on the trade balance for 2020. The agro-industrial sector has provided half of total Brazilian exports compared to 43% in 2019. China is Brazil's main customer for agricultural goods and accounts for a third of Latin America's exports. Beijing slightly increased soybean purchases and received 73% of Brazil's oilseeds sales. Total sales of grain, which has a leading position in Brazilian exports, increased by 9.5% in value terms and by 12 percent in volume. Despite record production, however, the South American giant has exhausted soybeans for domestic consumption. As a result, Brazil had to import 80,000 tonnes of raw material last year, or six times more than in ...

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