Meat, dairy and fish are among the main opportunities for Brazil to export

Published 2021년 7월 9일

Tridge summary

The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply in Brazil is focusing on dairy products and bovine by-products as potential export opportunities for Mato Grosso do Sul. The state's main exports are beef, cellulose, and soy beans, heavily dependent on China. The Ministry is working towards diversifying these products in other markets and has opened 149 markets since the beginning of the current administration. The state also has potential to export dairy products and fish, with a particular focus on tilapia. The Ministry is encouraging producers to prepare for exports and will support them through a Federal Government program.
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Original content

Bovine protein and by-products; dairy products, such as dulce de leche and tilapia-type fish, were pointed out by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply, secretary of commerce and international relations, Orlando Ribeiro, as opportunities for exports from Mato Grosso do Sul. Ribeiro gave details on the subject during the celebrations of 70 years of the SRCG – Rural Union of Campo Grande, Rochedo and Corguinho, which will last until next Saturday (10). According to the Ministry, the main products currently exported by the state are beef, cellulose and soy beans, all of which are highly dependent on China. “This phenomenon is repeated in several other sectors, to a lesser and greater degree, which is also natural, since China is the largest consumer market in the world. However, work can be done to increase the share of products from Mato Grosso do Sul in the markets of other important partners, such as beef, which has ...

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