Brazil promotes sustainability of national coffee production in Argentina

Published Nov 8, 2024

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The Brazilian Embassy in Buenos Aires organized the 'Special Coffees from Brazil' event to promote the country's leading coffee product, highlighting its sustainability and environmental efforts. The event was supported by the Brazilian Coffee Exporters Council (Cecafé) and the Brazilian Specialty Coffee Association (BSCA), and was attended by Argentine authorities and sector leaders. Cecafé's president, Márcio Ferreira, emphasized the diversity and environmental sustainability of Brazilian coffee production, and the social sustainability of production areas. The event also showcased Brazil's transparency in socio-environmental criteria through its public database, and Argentina's import of Brazilian coffee places it among the top 20 importers of the product in the year up to September 2024.

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At the Brazilian Embassy in Buenos Aires, the sector presented data on the activity's respect for people and the environment and offered coffee and drinks made with the product to Argentine authorities and leaders in the sector. Ferreira, Ambassador Bitelli and Norman Cabrales (Cabrales Cafés Especiais). On Wednesday, November 6, the Brazilian Embassy in Argentina held the event “Special Coffees from Brazil”, with the support of the Brazilian Coffee Exporters Council (Cecafé) and the Brazilian Specialty Coffee Association (BSCA), at its headquarters in Buenos Aires, with the aim of promoting the product that Brazil leads in the world rankings for production and export, in addition to being the main supplier of sustainable coffees. Cecafé's president, Márcio Ferreira, gave an institutional presentation of the entity and highlighted the work carried out to promote sustainability and respect for ESG criteria. He highlighted the diversity of Brazilian coffee production, which reaches ...

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