CNA and Government promote diversification of markets and export products

Published 2020년 9월 4일

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The Mexican government is inviting companies to participate in the Mexico Pavilion of the Japan International Food and Beverage Fair (FOODEX 2021) through a virtual forum, aiming to promote the diversification of agricultural exports to Japan. In 2019, Mexico's agri-food exports to Japan amounted to $1,265 million, with key products including pork, Persian lemons, avocados, and agave syrup. The government is working towards modernizing and deepening the Free Trade Agreement between Mexico and Japan in agri-food matters and encourages participation from food and agriculture SMEs and state governments. The National Agricultural Council is also planning to increase the number of agricultural products exported to Japan, including beef, bell pepper, and eggplant.

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PRESS RELEASE CNA. With information from SADER. They invite companies to participate in the Mexico Pavilion of the Japan International Food and Beverage Fair (FOODEX 2021). Agriculture participates in the virtual forum “Opportunities for the agri-food sector in the Japanese market and launch of the call for the Mexico Pavilion of the FOODEX 2021 Fair.” In 2019, agri-food exports from Mexico to Japan were for 1,265 million dollars, mainly from pork, Persian lemon, avocado, cantaloupe, asparagus, mango, agave syrup and tequila. The National Agricultural Council, in alliance with the Organization for the Promotion of Foreign Trade and Investment of Japan (JETRO, for its acronym in English), the SRE, the Ministry of Economy, Sader and Senasica agreed to promote the diversification of markets and export products from Mexico to the Asian country. In the framework of the videoconference "Opportunities for the Mexican Agrifood Sector in the Japanese market", Bosco de la Vega, President of ...

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