Fruits from Brazil gain more market abroad

Published 2021년 7월 20일

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Brazil is expanding its fruit export markets, with a focus on Colombia, Nicaragua, Senegal, and Argentina, and aims to capture 10% of Colombia's market, which imports 100,000 tons of apples annually. The country also plans to export to Peru, Ecuador, Mexico, the Philippines, Thailand, and Malaysia, and is in discussions with China for exporting grapes, avocados, and lemons. Currently, 95% of Brazil's fruit exports are sent to the European Union, the United Kingdom, and the United States, but the country expects to increase foreign sales by 15% by the end of the year, reaching US$ 1 billion.

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Caption: To gain space at the tables of Colombians, Brazil will compete with Chile, the South American country's biggest supplier of fruit Photo: Morgan Ione Yeager / NYT For Colombia, which since March has received 100 tonnes of national apples, 3,000 to 4,000 tonnes of the gala variety should be shipped by the end of the year. Brazil is putting more fruit on the shelves of supermarkets around the world. Four markets were conquered this year: Colombia, Nicaragua and Senegal authorized sales of apples and Argentina for figs. For Colombia, which since March has received 100 tonnes of national apples, 3,000 to 4,000 tonnes of the gala variety should be shipped by the end of the year. The projection is from the Brazilian Association of Apple Producers (ABPM). "We want to reach 10% of that market, which imports 100,000 tons per year, with 10,000 tons in 2022", says Celso Zancan, ABPM's Commercial and Logistics Director for External Market. To gain space at the tables of Colombians, ...

Source: Brasilagro