East Asian markets, key in the strategy of diversification of Mexican rural exports

Published 2021년 3월 9일

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Mexico's Secretary of Agriculture and Rural Development, Víctor Villalobos, has participated in the inauguration of the Mexico Pavilion at Foodex Japan 2021, marking a step forward in resuming commercial activities and promoting opportunities for national producers in the Japanese market and the Asian region. The pavilion serves as a crucial space for Mexican companies to access the Japanese market and strengthen their export presence in East Asia. The government is implementing strategies to benefit the agri-food sector, leveraging the Mexico-Japan Economic Association Agreement and the Comprehensive and Progressive Treaty of Trans-Pacific Partnership (TIPAT). The country's high standard of food safety and quality position it as a significant exporter, with small and medium-scale producers receiving institutional support to compete in attractive markets like Japan, South Korea, and China.

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SADER PRESS RELEASE. In times of great adversity, such as the current ones, together we have decisively faced the challenges that allow agriculture in Mexico not to stop and continue to be an important generator of foreign exchange, said Secretary Víctor Villalobos. By participating in the inauguration of the Mexico Pavilion at Foodex Japan 2021, he affirmed that this event represents a step forward to resume commercial activities and promote the opportunities that the Japanese market and the Asian region offer to national producers. "The numbers and records are important and motivate us to continue growing, but we never forget that behind the foreign trade figures there are success stories of companies, producers and people who are the face of the transformation of the Mexican countryside," said the holder of Agriculture. MEXICO CITY. The participation of producers, agribusinesses and federal and state authorities in agri-food meetings and forums around the world represents a key ...

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