Brazil: International seal increases export orders for Guava from Carlópolis, Paraná

Published 2021년 1월 18일

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Guava producers in Carlópolis, Paraná, have seen a boost in export orders for their products to European, Asian, and North American countries, thanks to the Global GAP seal and the registration of Geographical Indication (IG). The certification and collaborative work with Sebrae / PR have opened up new markets, both nationally and internationally. Despite climate challenges such as frost, stone rain, and drought, the cooperative has managed to send guava to countries like Portugal, Holland, and Switzerland, and expects to recover normal production levels in 2021.

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The Global GAP seal, an international certification that recognizes and attests to food security and sustainability in products of agricultural origin, has yielded good deals for guava producers in Carlópolis, in the pioneer north of Paraná. Since the conquest, producers have received a series of export orders from European, Asian and North American countries. At the same time, other markets are opening up in Brazil, which has high demand for the product. The result reflects the producers' efforts to seek knowledge to improve property management and cultivate differentiated, value-added guavas. “This work is part of our main mission, which is to transform the pioneering north into a territory of differentiated products to generate development”, says the Sebrae / PR consultant, Odemir Capello. The registration of Geographical Indication (IG) - achieved thanks to a collaborative work between producers, Sebrae / PR and the municipality of Carlópolis - and the international ...

Source: Portal Do Agronegocio