CNA debates opportunities for Brazilian dairy products in the Chinese market

게시됨 2020년 11월 19일

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A webinar, titled "Chinese Dairy Market," held on November 19, 2020, highlighted Brazil's potential for boosting dairy exports to China, including powdered milk, cheeses, and butter. The event was attended by key figures from both countries' embassies, dairy associations, and trade organizations. Camila Sande from the Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil (CNA) discussed the prospects for Brazilian dairy products in China, emphasizing the country's growing demand for dairy due to its low per capita consumption. She also mentioned the Agro.BR project, aimed at increasing the global presence of Brazilian producers, especially small and medium-sized businesses. The webinar underscored Brazil's position as a leading milk producer and outlined the structure of China's dairy industry, pointing out significant opportunities for Brazilian dairy products.

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원본 콘텐츠

Brasília (11/19/2020) - Brazil has great potential to increase exports of powdered milk, cheeses, butter and several other dairy products to China, according to experts' evaluation during the “Chinese Dairy Market” webinar, on Thursday (19). The meeting discussed trade opportunities in the Asian country. The export coordinator of the Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil (CNA), Camila Sande, presented the profile of production in Brazil and the expectations for the entry of dairy products into the Chinese market. She spoke about the representativeness of CNA and the creation of the Agro.BR project, which aims to increase the presence of Brazilian producers in the international market, mainly small and medium. “Our focus is on the Chinese market. We already have a consolidated relationship with China. The challenge for companies is to insert other products into the market, such as dairy products, through brand registration and proper distribution. It was very ...

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