Para must export Piramutaba and rented China with the opening of official fish economy
On April 22, Brazil signed an agreement to open the open market during the meeting with representatives of the Ministry of Agriculture and Tamunction (MAPA) with the GACC authorities, a body responsible for health and axioms in China. Amid the tariff dispute between Beijing and Washington, Brazil will start exporting extractive fish to China. In Para, expectations with export to China are reduced with good views.
Brazil will be able to export 37 species of fish to China and between fish are tuna, Pyramotaba and Hak. Eloy De Sousa Araújo, coach of the Blue Amazonian Products Association (ABRAPPAA), was evaluated as the opening of the Chinese market for Brazilian fish, and said that the new markets are always welcome.
Eloy explains that ABRAPPAA is an association that brings together many fish producers who market their products with many companies, both in the national or international market. Among the species read by the Blue Blue Fish Producers Association, those that have a greater potential of acceptance in the Chinese market are: Piramutaba, Yellow Hake, White Hake and Hake.
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Data from the Ministry of Agriculture show that China imported $ 17.9 billion of fish last year. The productive sector estimates that Brazil can reach at least one billion dollars a year of this market.
On influencing the production chain and Pará market, Eloy De Sousa also estimates that the opening can appreciate local fish, and associated with it, can affect the price of those who often consume food.
“We understand that this new market must replace the European market that we have lost, and this price issue will always be affiliated with the law and demand law, which was recently balanced with fish supply of fish cultivation,” the manager of Abrappaa notes.
The President of the Union of Craftsmen of Agricultural Materials in the state of Sinpesca-PA, Apoliano Oliveira, indicates that the export of fish from Pará to China is very valid and very positive, as the types of Piramutaba and the types of Gó that have largely rented in the state and that they are among the most classified fish in the Chinese market.
The opening of fish in China can push the fishing sector in the Barra, as new job opportunities will always add investment needs in addition to generating job opportunities and income.
On revenues, Apolian explains that there is no estimate, no approximate numbers, because all of this depends on contracts. The liberal group report contacted the State Secretariat for Agricultural Development and Fisheries (SEDAP) to talk about influencing the sector and government strategies for further economic development, but it is no longer until this article is closed.
