Brazilian honey, fruit and fish conquer international markets

Published 2021년 5월 25일

Tridge summary

The article highlights the opportunities for Brazilian agricultural exports due to supply deficits in other countries. It cites the example of Paraguay, where there is a demand for 3,000 tons of honey annually, while local production is only 1,000 tons. The article also mentions the potential for exporting Brazilian lemons to Canada and Spain, and the increase in sales of Brazilian fish, especially tilapia to the United States. The article stresses the importance of analyzing the target market and understanding the requirements for exporting. It also mentions an internationalization program for Brazilian products, which can provide more information for companies interested in exporting.

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Original content

Selling agricultural items to other countries may be simpler than you think. However, before exporting it is necessary to consider the potential and, mainly, the consumption opportunities in the market to be conquered. This is the theme of the editorial # MercadoAgropecuário this Monday (24th). From the supply deficit in some countries, the opportunity to export Brazilian products may arise. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in Paraguay, for example, local honey production is around 1 thousand tons a year, while the demand for the item is 3 thousand tons. The domestic market is unable to meet the demand for 2 thousand tons. The upward trend in demand for the product is high, as the demand for the product in Paraguay has grown in the last three years, especially due to the inclusion of the product in the nutritional table of schools and other segments. “As it is a Mercosur country, the sale of products is facilitated. Since there is no import tax incidence if the ...

Source: Cnabrasil