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South Korea to import Brazilian mangoes after over a decade of negotiations

After being negotiated for over a decade, South Korea will once again allow the import of Brazilian mangoes, according to an announcement made this week by the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture Livestock and Food Supply (Mapa).

The partnership between the Asian and Latin American countries comes after a mission from South Korea joined Mapa's minister Blairo Maggi on an inspection trip to the San Francisco Valley, a region known for its mango production. Last November, representatives of the Asian nation visited Brazil to ascertain the phytosanitary state and production process in the area.

South Korea is a prolific importer of mangoes. In 2016 alone, the country spent about BRL $48 million importing the exotic fruit from Thailand, the Philippines, Taiwan, Vietnam, Pakistan, Australia, India, Peru and the United States. Mapa aims to grow exports in fresh goods from 6.9% to 10% in five years. In this scenario, the Asian market is a priority for the Ministry of Agriculture.

source: esmmagazine.com
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