The event was attended by leading experts and institutional representatives, who highlighted the potential of the Brazilian market for Spanish products.
Marta Alzas and Miriam Lopez, in a presentation entitled “Regulatory conditions for access to the Brazilian market”, addressed the regulations governing the entry of fruit and vegetable products into Brazil. Later, Urbano Murillo and Enrique Garcia They talked about the opportunities that this market presents, highlighting the great demand for fruits and vegetables in Brazil, which imports products valued at approximately $1.000 billion annually.
According to IFEMA, Spain It is the third largest supplier of fruits and vegetables to Brazil, after Argentina and Chile, consolidating its position as the main European partner in this sector. In addition, the investment of seasons between both hemispheres favours Spanish exports, making Brazil a key market for fruit and vegetable producers outside the EU.
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