CNA participates in a public hearing that discussed the technical regulation of roasted coffee in Brazil

Published 2022년 3월 14일

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The Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil (CNA) recently held a public hearing to discuss the proposed Technical Regulation of Coffee Toasted by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (Mapa). This regulation, under public consultation for 115 days, aims to provide a standard for the identity and quality of roasted and ground coffee. The final draft is expected to be published soon, following a technical debate that included representatives from various sectors of the coffee industry. The regulation is seen as a significant step in ensuring quality and consistency in roasted coffee products, with a particular focus on small producers and industries. After legal review, the regulation will be published in the Official Gazette.

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Brasília (03/14/2022) – The Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil (CNA) discussed, on Thursday (10) and Friday (11), at a public hearing in Brasília, the proposals to amend the draft of the Technical Regulation of Coffee Toasted proposed by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (Mapa) which was under public consultation through Ordinance No. 364/2021. The document was in public consultation for 115 days. During the meeting, a technical debate was held and the final draft of the text should be published in the coming weeks. According to the coordinator of Agricultural Production at CNA, Maciel Silva, the creation of a technical regulation is an old and recurring demand of coffee growers. “The CNA has been teasing the industry about the need for this standard for years. The sector has been outdated for at least twenty years with regard to the regulation of roasted and ground coffee”, he said. According to Silva, despite the legal competence, Mapa so far ...

Source: Cnabrasil