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Brazil opens its market to Moroccan citrus fruit

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martes 30 abril 2024

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The agreement between Morocco and Brazil was signed at SIAM in Meknes. Citrus production in Morocco takes place outside Brazil's production periods, providing an important opportunity to increase Moroccan citrus exports to that country (Photo: maghreb-intelligence.com).
Moroccan citrus strengthens its presence on the American continent, with the opening of the Brazilian market
 
Local media report that the agreement between Morocco and Brazil was signed at the SIAM (Salon international de l'agriculture au Maroc) in Meknes. The agreement details the conditions and phytosanitary requirements to be met by Morocco when exporting citrus fruit to Brazil. 
 
This agreement is the result of a long process initiated in 2018. The fruitful collaboration and sustained efforts between the 2 states could be strengthened in the future by cooperation in the fields of mechanization, best practices and technologies.
 
In Morocco, citrus production takes place outside Brazil's production periods, which is an important opportunity to increase Moroccan citrus exports to this country.
 
source : lavieeco.com, medias24.com
 
 

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