Brazilian agro has growing opportunities to export to China

Despite the high concentration in soy, Brazilian agribusiness exports to China are more diversified, points out the “Brazil-China Letter”, published by the Brazil-China Business Council (CEBC). There are growing opportunities in sectors such as meat, fruit, dairy and coffee, says the article signed by the CEBC's content and research director, Tulio Cariello, and by the Council's research assistant, Camila Amigo. They recall that in 2020 Brazilian exports reached 50% of the volume imported by China, surpassing US$ 22 billion. “The sector's export agenda is more diversified and presents great opportunities for Brazilian products in an increasingly dynamic and demanding market,” they say. The researchers point out that these segments, including cotton and textile fibers, spices and vegetables, had significant expansion in sales to China in the last four years. In some cases, the percentage increases in volume and revenue were three or four digits. SEE ALSO | CNA and InvestSP release ...