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The Mexican Ministry of Agriculture has highlighted the country's leadership in agricultural exports, particularly in beer, tequila, pork, beef, avocado, and animal feed, which are exported to 130 countries, including distant destinations like New Zealand, Kenya, and the Republic of Mauritius. Mexico's focus on food safety and quality has positioned it as the seventh-largest exporter globally. The ministry also emphasizes the importance of export diversification, especially to countries with a Muslim majority, using halal certification for products like aloe vera, cocoa, chicken meat, and dairy. With over 40 companies and more than 60 products now halal certified, Mexico is leveraging these markets in Africa, Europe, Asia, and North America to enhance export opportunities.
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The Mexican Ministry of Agriculture highlighted that beer is the most exported Mexican agri-food product, reaching 130 countries. Until September of this year, 3,142 million liters had been sold. The main destinations are the United States, Australia, Canada and South Africa. The support of the Government of Mexico to the producers and agribusiness sector, its wide network of commercial treaties and its high standards of food safety and quality, has placed our country in the seventh place in the world in exports, with commercialization to 192 nations, some as far away as the Republic of Mauritius, where they consume yeasts and Mexican beer. (Read: Mexico aims its export strategy towards East Asia) Beer is the Mexican agri-food product that is exported the most, reaching 130 countries. Until September of this year, 3,142 million liters had been sold and the main destinations include the United States, Australia, Canada and South Africa, highlighted the Ministry of Agriculture and ...
Source: MXContexto
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