Brazil: Agricultural attachés assist national product and technology export processes

Published Nov 23, 2021

Tridge summary

Brazil is a key player in global food production and export, with a significant presence in 178 markets as the 'granary of the world.' The country's agricultural attachés play a crucial role in international trade, negotiating market access, promoting products, and ensuring compliance with sanitary and phytosanitary standards. There are currently 28 attachés representing Brazil in various international locations, with one more soon in Berlin. Brazil has also led the Codex Alimentarius, a food safety organization, for four consecutive years, demonstrating its leadership in food exporting and sustainable practices. The article highlights the importance of sustainability in international agricultural trade, with Brazil serving as a example of advanced technology and science in agriculture. The business relationships strategy has led to Egypt designating Brazil as a strategic partner, underscoring the significance of these attachés in enhancing Brazil's agricultural presence globally.

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Original content

Brazil plays a central role in global food and nutrition security and, even during the Covid-19 pandemic, it did not stop producing enough to supply both the local market and to export to trading partners. With the title of granary of the world, Brazil supplies to other countries products that are in one of five dishes of food of the global population. But that's not all, the country still stands out in the commercialization of technology for agriculture. But, for the products and knowledge of Brazilian agribusiness to reach the more than 200 countries to which the country exports, first, it is necessary to have the interest of the countries to establish such a commercial relationship. Of the 177 markets opened since 2019, most of them were only possible thanks to the actions of agricultural attachés, professionals considered to be ambassadors of agribusiness. They are the ones who negotiate access to foreign countries, promote the sale of products, monitor the legislation of the ...

Source: Agricultura