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The Brazil Sugarcane Project takes companies to El Salvador

Sugar
Brazil
El Salvador
Innovation & Technology
Published Mar 19, 2024

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The Brazil Sugarcane Bioenergy Solution Project, a collaboration between Apla and ApexBrasil, is conducting a mission in El Salvador from March 20th to 22nd. The mission involves 19 Brazilian sugar-energy companies and includes business rounds and visits to major sugarcane derivative plants in El Salvador. The aim is to showcase Brazilian products, machines, equipment, services, and solutions to enhance local production efficiency. El Salvador is viewed as a promising market for Brazil, with its domestic sugar consumption projected to reach 272 thousand tons in 2023/24 and exports expected to modestly increase from 524 thousand tons in 2022/23 to 544 thousand tons in 2023/24.
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The Brazil Sugarcane Bioenergy Solution Project, a partnership between Apla (Local Alcohol Production Arrangement) and ApexBrasil (Brazilian Export and Investment Promotion Agency), will carry out a technical and commercial mission in El Salvador from March 20th to 22nd. In this action, 19 companies from the Brazilian sugar-energy sector will be present in an international initiative that involves business rounds and visits to the main plants producing sugarcane derivatives in the country. During this mission, a schedule of individual meetings is planned, allowing Brazilian suppliers to present their products, machines, equipment, services and solutions, aiming to improve the efficiency of local production. READ MORE >Ingenio Aguaí: Leading sustainability and innovation in the sugar-energy industry 4.0 Apla's executive director Flavio Castellari highlights El Salvador as a promising market for Brazil, with significant commercial opportunities. “Brazil offers a wide range of ...
Source: Jornalcana

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