Brazil: Pioneer northern strawberries with geographical indication boost national market

Published Jul 2, 2024

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Strawberries grown in Japira, Pinhalão, Tomazina, and Jaboti, Paraná's strawberry capital, have achieved Geographical Indication (GI) certification, attracting buyers from various regions with their quality and authenticity. The Norte Velho Association (ANV) produces approximately 450 tons annually, serving both regional and expanding markets. The certified strawberries are used in supermarket, bakery, confectionery, and ice cream markets, with sales prices increasing by up to 50% due to the certification. The region uses both traditional and greenhouse techniques for production and is expanding partnerships with supermarket chains. Investments are being made in infrastructure to improve the industrialization of strawberry by-products.

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Strawberries grown in Japira, Pinhalão, Tomazina and Jaboti, the latter recognized as the strawberry capital of Paraná, are gaining national visibility thanks to their Geographical Indication (GI) certification. This distinction has attracted buyers from various parts of the country, including São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Santa Catarina and Paraná, who seek the quality and authenticity of local products. The Norte Velho Association (ANV), responsible for certified production, has the capacity to produce around 450 tons of strawberries annually, serving mainly the regional market and expanding to cities in the regions of Londrina and Maringá. The recognition in the supermarket, bakery, confectionery and ice cream markets is notable, with customers such as Ana Carla Bartolini Molini Ferrari, director of the Mollini’s Group, who highlights the quality and freshness of certified strawberries. Ana Carla emphasizes the role of certification in guaranteeing quality and promoting the local ...

Source: Portal Do Agronegocio