Brazil: Market opening in Gabon for corn, sorghum, brachiaria, and soybean seeds

Published 2024년 10월 29일

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The Brazilian government announces a significant achievement in international agribusiness trade, with Gabon's approval of Brazil's phytosanitary proposal for the export of key agricultural products, including corn, sorghum, brachiaria, and soybean seeds. This approval marks a milestone in Brazilian agribusiness expansion, with Gabon now marking as the 191st market opening for Brazil in 2024, a significant addition to the 269 openings in 61 countries since 2023. This success is attributed to the collaborative efforts between the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MRE), and highlights a notable increase in Gabon's imports of Brazilian agribusiness products, reaching over US$49 million from January to September of this year, a figure that surpasses the total imports of the previous year.
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The Brazilian government welcomed the approval by the Gabonese authorities of the phytosanitary proposal for the export of corn, sorghum, brachiaria and soybean seeds from Brazil. From January to September of this year, Gabon imported more than US$49 million in Brazilian agribusiness products, surpassing the total value exported last year, which was approximately US$46 million. With this announcement, Brazilian agribusiness will reach its 191st market opening in 2024, totaling 269 openings in more than 61 ...

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