Brazil: Exports of honey and propolis raise R$ 7.7 million to Asia and Europe

Published 2024년 7월 15일

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The article highlights a successful business round, titled Exporta Mais Brasil, which took place in Teresina, Piauí from July 1st to 5th, organized by ApexBrasil in partnership with Investe Piauí. The event brought together 19 Brazilian beekeeping companies, including eight women-led businesses, and eight international buyers from Thailand, Bangladesh, the UK, Poland, Spain, and the UAE. The round resulted in over R $7.7 million in movement, showcasing the quality of Brazilian honey and propolis and exploring new markets. It was significant for encouraging female participation in international negotiations and supporting small producers, many of whom are family farmers. The Northeast, particularly Piauí, is a major contributor to Brazil's honey exports, with the country having exported honey worth US$35.065 million as of May 2024.

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Between the 1st and 5th of July, ApexBrasil promoted the Exporta Mais Brasil business round in Teresina (PI), where 19 national producers from the beekeeping sector met with eight foreign buyers from six countries, resulting in a movement of more than R $7.7 million. In partnership with Investe Piauí, an investment agency of the Government of Piauí, the event was attended by Brazilian honey and propolis companies and international representatives from Thailand, Bangladesh, the United Kingdom, Poland, Spain and the United Arab Emirates. “The Brazilian beekeeping sector remains strategic for export trade, and this second round of Exporta Mais Brasil reinforces our potential,” says Laudemir André Müller, Agribusiness manager at ApexBrasil. “These meetings make it possible to explore new markets, presenting the quality of our products to countries that did not yet know our potential.” During the event, 152 business meetings were held, involving producers from 13 Brazilian states, such ...

Source: Portal Do Agronegocio