Brazil opens markets for cotton seeds, eucalyptus seedlings, and beef tallow

Published 2021년 9월 3일

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Brazil is set to expand its export markets, with plans to export cotton seeds, eucalyptus pellita seedlings, and beef tallow. These products will be exported to the US, Colombia, and other markets, as part of a strategic initiative that has seen the country open five new markets in August alone. This initiative, which has resulted in 47 market openings so far this year, aims to diversify Brazil's agricultural exports by allowing the export of a wide range of products, including fish, day-old birds, fertile eggs, melon, Arabica coffee, coconut seeds, beef and bovine genetic material, apples, sesame, live cattle, and animal feed items to numerous countries.

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São Paulo, 3 – Brazil will start exporting cotton seeds, eucalyptus pellita seedlings and beef tallow to new markets, according to information supplied by the Ministry of Agriculture's Secretariat for Trade and International Relations. These three openings were formalized in August and the most recent was the release of the sale of beef tallow from Brazil for biodiesel production to the United States. Colombia, on the other hand, allowed the entry of Brazilian cotton seeds and eucalyptus pellita cuttings seedlings. In total, in August five markets were opened for products from Brazil. Two other authorizations had already been announced over the last month: the possibility of exporting fish to Mexico and day-old birds and fertile eggs to Japan. + In Bahia, the harvest of the 2020/21 cotton crop exceeds 85% of the planted area In the year, the folder accounts for 47 actions of market opening, which means the possibility of marketing a new product by commercial partner. In July, new ...

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