The Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil deals with the opening of new markets for fruit growing

Published 2023년 3월 6일

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A meeting to discuss the progress of opening markets for various Brazilian agricultural products was recently held. The focus was on apples in Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines, and avocados in Japan. The opening of new markets helps expand national production, improve product quality, and contribute to socioeconomic development. The meeting also addressed the updating of legislation for papaya export to North America, the National Plan for Fruit Growing Development, and the importance of monitoring national production data to defend the national productive potential and promote development. Despite being the third largest fruit producer globally, Brazil has a small share in the global fruit market, less than 1%.

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Participants at the meeting spoke about the progress of the process of opening markets for the sector, such as apples for Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines, avocados and avocados for Japan. “The opening of new markets makes possible the expansion of national production, linked to the improvement in the quality of the national product, and to the socioeconomic development of the producing regions, generation of new jobs and foreign currency to the country”, highlighted the technical analyst of the CNA, Letícia Fonseca. In recent years, numerous markets have been opened, such as for apples in countries such as Guatemala, Colombia, Nicaragua, Senegal and Honduras; for avocado in Argentina; for lime in Chile; for ginger in Egypt; and for nuts in Saudi Arabia and South Korea. The meeting also addressed the updating of legislation for the export of papaya to the North American market, the National Plan for the Development of Fruit Growing, and the need to generate and monitor data ...

Source: Portal Do Agronegocio