Brazil's Minister of Agriculture goes to South Korea and Japan to negotiate opening for brazilian meats

Published 2022년 10월 20일

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Brazil's Minister of Agriculture, Marcos Montes, will embark on a diplomatic mission to South Korea and Japan in the coming week to foster discussions on opening their markets to Brazilian meat. The focus will be on establishing a formal agreement for the export of beef and pork to South Korea, where significant progress has already been made. In Japan, Montes aims to highlight the high standards of Brazilian meat production and the country's effective foot-and-mouth disease management, particularly highlighting the example of Paraná. This initiative is part of Brazil's broader strategy to expand its agricultural market reach, having already secured access to over 210 markets since 2019.

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The Minister of Agriculture, Marcos Montes, is going to travel next week to South Korea and Japan to try to advance in negotiations to open markets for Brazilian meat. “The issue of beef and pork in South Korea is well underway, and we are going to try to finish it off. In Japan, we are going to show the quality of production, with the case of Paraná on the issue of foot-and-mouth disease, which is exempt from vaccination”, Montes told Valor. "In Japan it's a construction, and in ...

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