Brazil surpasses the mark of 1,200 cachaçarias registered across the country

Published 2024년 6월 26일

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock in Brazil, in collaboration with various institutions, has released the Cachaça Yearbook 2024, highlighting key data and trends in the cachaça industry for the year 2023. The report reveals a 7.8% increase in the number of cachaçarias, with Minas Gerais leading as the state with the highest number of registrations. There was also an 18.5% increase in the total number of registered products. Exports of cachaça saw a slight increase of 0.7%, reaching a value of US$ 20,242,453, with the United States and Europe being the primary markets. The cachaça industry also contributed to the generation of job opportunities, with a total of 134,678 direct jobs in 2023, primarily in the Southeast region.

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This Wednesday (26), the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa), in partnership with the Brazilian Cachaça Institute (Ibrac), Brazilian Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock (CNA), ANPAQ and GS1 Brasil, released the Yearbook of Cachaça 2024. The publication is the main collection of official data for the sector, for the dissemination of data, referring to the previous year, and for the promotion of relevant discussions. “The yearbook proves that Brazil is consolidating itself as one of the largest food and beverage producers in the world, thanks to its vocation. We produce with quality and the Ministry of Agriculture has very high standards to guarantee the safety of our products. This guarantees us opportunities”, highlighted the Minister of Agriculture and Livestock, Carlos Fávaro. “Brazil is the hot spot for quality products. We will work to make cachaça increasingly a Brazilian pride”, he added. According to the data, in 2023 the number of registered cachaçarias was ...

Source: Agricultura