Fruit exporters increase their presence in Brazil: Chilean pomegranates receive the green light

Published Apr 19, 2023

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Brazil has opened its market to Chilean pomegranates, marking a significant milestone in agricultural cooperation between the two countries. This development was announced during a visit by a Brazilian delegation led by the Assistant Secretary for Agricultural Defense of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, and Supply (MAPA), Márcio Rezende Evaristo Carlos. The visit also focused on establishing protocols for the export of Brazilian papayas to Chile. This move is expected to enhance bilateral trade and provide consumers with quality produce. Chile, which already exports a variety of fruits to Brazil, including apples, plums, and kiwis, is hopeful to start exporting pomegranates to Brazil from the 2023-2024 season.

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Brazil is currently the second destination for Chilean fresh fruits in Latin America, with the receipt of Chilean fruits exceeding 100,000 tons each season. Therefore, the importance of opening this market for Chilean pomegranates, which was carried out this week, and in the framework of the visit to the country of a delegation from the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil (MAPA). On the occasion, the protocols that will allow the entry of Chilean pomegranates into the Brazilian market, and Brazilian papayas into the Chilean market, were signed. “We have been working for a long time on this international cooperation with Brazil, and the important thing about this is that we were able to materialize in this visit the opening of Chilean pomegranates in the Brazilian market, and in turn of Brazilian papayas to Chile. In addition, we have made significant progress on other issues such as electronic certification. Our task as a Service is to advance in this type of ...

Source: Portaldelcampo