Tridge summary
Between January and April 2021, Colombia's agricultural exports experienced a 20.9% growth, adding US $ 3.098 million, with key products such as flowers, coffee, milk, Hass avocado, Tahiti lime, and beef. Non-traditional exports, including milk, avocado, beef, and tahiti lime, saw a 24.3% growth. The strategy of 'Sanitary Diplomacy' has played a role in expanding the admissibility of Colombian agricultural products in 23 countries. The United States, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany were the top destinations for these exports.
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According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, between January and April 2021, exports from the Colombian agricultural sector maintained the growth and recovery rhythm with a 20.9% variation, in addition to adding US $ 3.098 million, highlighting products such as flowers , coffee, milk, Hass avocado, Tahiti lime and beef. Faced with these results, Minister Rodolfo Zea Navarro highlighted that “agriculture shows once again that it is one of the main engines of the Colombian productive apparatus, and especially non-traditional agricultural exports, which had an outstanding growth of 24.3%, with products such as milk, Hass avocado, beef and others, which were the great drivers of this positive behavior ». In addition, Zea Navarro indicated that "with the 'Sanitary Diplomacy' strategy, led by the President of the Republic, it has been possible to open up Colombian agricultural products (47 new admissibility in 23 countries) and achieve the highest exports of the ...
Source: Redagricola
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