Brazil: Market openings in Panama and Angola

Published 2024년 8월 19일

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The Brazilian government has announced trade approvals by Panama and Angola, allowing the import of various agricultural products from Brazil. Panama has approved poultry, pork meat and offal, while Angola has permitted the import of live sheep and goats for breeding, along with their genetic material. These approvals are expected to boost trade flows with these countries. From January to July 2024, Brazil exported over US$55 million to Panama and over US$211 million to Angola. This is part of the broader achievement of 99 market openings in 2024, totaling 177 openings in 58 destinations since 2023, a success credited to the collaboration between the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MRE).

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The Brazilian government welcomed the recent announcements of health approvals by the governments of Panama and Angola. Panama authorized the import of poultry and pork meat and offal from Brazil, while Angola authorized the import of live sheep and goats for breeding, as well as genetic material from these animals. These market openings should contribute to an increase in trade flows with these important markets, reflecting the high level of international confidence in the Brazilian health control system. In the first seven months of 2024, Brazil exported more than US$55 million in agricultural products to Panama, with an emphasis on forestry products, cereals, flours and preparations. In the same period, Brazilian exports to Angola totaled more than US$211 million, with an emphasis on meat and products from the sugar and alcohol complex. With ...

Source: NoticiasAgricolas