Mexico: Sader will export avocados, berries, and tequila to Asian markets in 2021

Published 2020년 12월 28일

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Mexico plans to export agri-food products from small and medium producers to Asian markets, including Japan, China, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Singapore, in 2021. The products to be exported include avocado, berries, citrus fruits, tequila, and agave syrup, and the distribution will be facilitated at the 'Foodex Japan' 2021 event. The ministry aims to provide foreign trade opportunities to producers without the resources of large companies and also plans to strengthen the export of Oaxacan mezcal, Chiapas bananas, and Veracruz coffee. Estimates suggest that exports from the agri-food and fishing sector to Japan this year will be between 1,200 and 1,300 million dollars, despite the pandemic.

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development reported that in 2021 they will export Mexican agri-food products such as avocado, berries, citrus fruits, tequila and agave syrup, from small and medium producers to Asian markets. In a statement, the agency indicated that the products will be distributed at the 'Foodex Japan' 2021 event, in order to achieve "foreign trade in those producers that do not have the resources or capabilities of large companies." In coordination with the National Agricultural Council (CNA) and state governments, Mexican products will be offered in the markets of Japan and the Asia-Pacific area, China, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore. “Among the products that will be promoted are avocado, carrot, raspberry, blackberry, blueberry, coconut, radishes, pickled peppers, sauces, vanilla, agave syrup, tequila, mezcal, rum and gourmet chocolates. With these actions it is sought that the benefits of foreign trade are distributed among a greater ...

Source: Milenio