Agribusiness: Brazil gets 50 commercial openings this year for sector products

Published 2020년 7월 23일

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Brazil has successfully opened and expanded markets for its agribusiness products in various countries, particularly in Asia, since the start of the year, with a total of 10 market openings in July alone. These new permissions include the export of meat and protein by-products to Egypt, pork and its derivatives to Myanmar, and bovine trimmings to China. Additionally, Brazil has been authorized to export pork and chicken to Vietnam, beef to Mexico, and poultry meat to Canada. This surge in market access is attributed to the need for food supply solutions due to COVID-19-imposed logistical restrictions.

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In July, Brazil won the right to export agribusiness products to new countries and also to expand the market for already consolidated commercial partners, according to a survey by the Ministry of Agriculture obtained by Broadcast Agro. There were 10 in total until the third week of the month, with emphasis on new export permits for meat and protein by-products to the Asian market. Egypt, for example, allowed the import of Brazilian poultry meat and meat products. Since the beginning of the year, there have been 50 commercial openings, compared to 35 last year - of these 26 actions involved Asian countries. Also in July, Myanmar released the commercialization of pork and its derivatives, bovine semen, live cattle for slaughter, live cattle for breeding, by-products for animal feed in Brazil. Genetic material such as bovine embryos and Brazilian bovine semen were also allowed by Qatar. China opened the market for bovine trimmings from Brazil, while Argentina released poultry oil for ...

Source: NoticiasAgricolas