Mexico: It allows diversification of exports to generate jobs and roots for young people in the field

Published 2021년 9월 10일

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A forthcoming seminar at Expo Dubai 2020 will explore commercial opportunities for Mexican agri-food products, with a focus on those with halal certification. The event in October aims to bolster international trade by showcasing quality Mexican products from over 40 certified companies. These companies export over 60 products to countries including Congo, Ivory Coast, Canada, and the US. The United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Kuwait are notable importers. Despite COVID-19, export activities are ongoing, supported by ongoing audit and training efforts. The goal is to further integrate small and medium-scale Mexican producers into the global halal market.

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AGRICULTURE PRESS RELEASE (SADER). Producers, agribusinesses, organizations and federal and state authorities participated in the Mexico Pavilion Seminar at Expo Dubai 2020: Commercial opportunities for Mexican agri-food products, which will take place in October of this year. Dubai is an important logistics and market center for the trade of agri-food products in the area, and in this context, Expo Dubai 2020 is an opportunity to show the exportable offer of quality Mexican products: Agriculture. Among the Mexican products with halal certification that are exported are: canned fish, poultry, beef and kid, chocolate, sauces, sweets, candies, tortillas, avocado, chia, nopales, dates, aloe vera, oils, infant formulas and spices. In order to generate jobs in the rural sector, as well as prosperity and roots for young people in their communities, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development promotes the diversification of agri-food exports to markets in countries with a Muslim ...

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