The Brazilian chicken and beef market opens in Papua New Guinea

Published 2024년 9월 23일

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The Brazilian government has announced a significant achievement in international trade, with Papua New Guinea approving the export of poultry meat, mechanically separated chicken meat, and boneless beef cuts from Brazil. This breakthrough, following intensive negotiations initiated in 2020 for poultry and 2022 for beef, marks a milestone for Brazilian agribusiness, providing access to a market of 9 million people in Oceania. The success is attributed to the collaborative efforts of the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MRE), and signifies Brazil's 119th market opening in 2024, with a total of 197 new opportunities in 59 countries since 2023.

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The Brazilian government welcomed the announcement by the Papua New Guinean authorities of the approval of health certificates for the import of poultry meat, mechanically separated chicken meat and boneless beef cuts from Brazil. Initially, exports will be carried out by Brazilian industrial plants that were inspected and approved by the Papuan government last year. Negotiations for access to the poultry meat market began in 2020, and those for beef in 2022, driven by the interest of the Brazilian private sector in the market of 9 million inhabitants — the second most populous in Oceania, behind only Australia. With these approvals, Brazilian agribusiness reaches its 119th market opening in 2024, totaling 197 ...

Source: Agricultura