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The Sao Paulo Grand Prix in Brazil served as a unique platform for exporting Brazilian fruits like ginger, lemon, mango, and papaya to Europe, utilizing Formula 1 race transport planes and commercial flights. A total of 110,601 kilograms of fruit were shipped to cities such as Amsterdam, Lisbon, and Paris. The export process was managed by Vigiagro, an agricultural surveillance system that ensures biosecurity and prevents the spread of pests and diseases. This event underscores the potential of major international events to enhance Brazil's export capabilities and foster international trade growth.
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With the arrival of Formula 1 teams for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix in Brazil, the local Viracopos airport used the services of the race transport planes to export Brazilian ginger, lemon, mango and papaya to Europe, EastFruit reports. In addition to cars and equipment, these planes carried shipments of fruit to Amsterdam for further distribution, while additional shipments of papaya and mango were delivered to Lisbon and Paris on commercial flights, weighing a total of 110,601 kilograms. Read also: Pink Lady Europe recruits celebrity designer and media giant Disney to promote the brand The shipment was overseen by Vigiagro, an agricultural surveillance system in Viracopos that reports to the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Fructidor reports. Vigiagro, which is tasked with ensuring biosecurity, checks the exports to prevent the spread of pests and diseases. In this case, ...
Source: Eastfruit
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