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The Brazilian government has secured an agreement with Mali's health authorities to export seven agricultural products, including live cattle and buffalo, cattle, sheep and goat semen, and cattle, sheep and goat embryos. This agreement is part of a larger initiative that has led to 42 market openings for Brazilian agribusiness in 2025, creating 342 new business opportunities since 2023. This collaboration between the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAPA) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MRE) is aimed at tapping into the potential of the Mali market, which has over 23 million inhabitants, most of whom are rural dwellers.
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The Brazilian government and the Malian health authorities have concluded an agreement on the models of International Health Certificates (CSIs) for the export of seven agricultural products from Brazil to that country: live cattle and buffalo, cattle, sheep and goat semen, as well as cattle, sheep and goat embryos. In the last three years, Brazilian agribusiness exports to Mali totaled approximately US$5 million. The country has over 23 million inhabitants and a predominantly rural population, which offers great growth opportunities for exports of agricultural inputs from Brazil. With these announcements, Brazilian agribusiness will reach 42 market ...
Source: NoticiasAgricolas
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