Exports: Brazilian tobacco is ready to be shipped to China
Published 2024년 8월 9일
Tridge summary
The Interstate Tobacco Industry Union (SindiTabaco) recently held a meeting to formalize the conclusion of the pre-inspection for the 2023/24 tobacco harvest, a requirement for the bilateral trade protocol between Brazil and China. The meeting was conducted hybridly, with participation from various agencies, the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply (MAPA), the General Administration of Customs of the Republic of China (GACC), and the tobacco industry.
The pre-inspection involved analyzing 54 batches from eight companies for nine quarantine pests, as per the agreement between Brazil and China. All results were negative for the specified pests, indicating the quality of Brazilian tobacco. The GACC representative expressed satisfaction with the outcomes and mentioned that the shipments should be processed promptly. This partnership is crucial for the Brazilian tobacco sector, as China is the second largest importer of Brazilian tobacco, following Belgium.
The pre-inspection involved analyzing 54 batches from eight companies for nine quarantine pests, as per the agreement between Brazil and China. All results were negative for the specified pests, indicating the quality of Brazilian tobacco. The GACC representative expressed satisfaction with the outcomes and mentioned that the shipments should be processed promptly. This partnership is crucial for the Brazilian tobacco sector, as China is the second largest importer of Brazilian tobacco, following Belgium.
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Original content
The Interstate Tobacco Industry Union (SindiTabaco) hosted a meeting this Friday, August 9, in Santa Cruz do Sul (RS) to formalize the conclusion of the pre-inspection of tobacco, 2023/24 harvest, one of the requirements of the bilateral trade protocol between Brazil and China. The meeting took place in a hybrid format, with the virtual presence of technicians from the General Administration of Customs of the Republic of China (GACC) and the representative of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply (MAPA) and the Brazilian National Plant Protection Organization (ONPF), Pedro Carneiro Abreu. Also participating in the event were the superintendent of MAPA in Rio Grande do Sul, José Cleber de Souza; the president of SindiTabaco, Iro Schünke; the head of the Inspection Service of MAPA RS, Emerson Nunes Costa; members of MAPA RS, Roque Danieli, Alan Erig and Carlos Wolmann, as well as representatives of the agency in SC and PR; the president of China Tobacco ...
Source: NoticiasAgricolas
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