Key Points
- Brazil's exports to the EU require proof of antimicrobial use
- Brazil needs a long-term plan to address the EU's new trade trends
- The Brazilian government is working through various channels to overcome the export obstacle
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Brazil's exports of animal products to the European Union (EU) are facing issues with proving the use of antimicrobials. Brazil's permanent representative to the EU, Pedro Miguel da Costa e Silva, stated that the country needs a realistic market vision.
Silva emphasized that the EU needs a long-term plan to address new trade trends and that a realistic approach is necessary. If Brazil cannot prove the use of antimicrobials in its exports to the EU, it may face restrictions on its exports. The Brazilian government is working through technical, political, and diplomatic channels to overcome this obstacle. Silva stated that Brazil needs to develop a system to prove the use of antimicrobials in order to continue its exports to the EU.
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- What is the issue with Brazil's exports to the EU?
- Brazil's exports of animal products to the EU are facing issues with proving the use of antimicrobials.
- How is the Brazilian government addressing this issue?
- The Brazilian government is working through technical, political, and diplomatic channels to overcome this obstacle.
- How will Brazil's trade relations with the EU be affected?
- Brazil needs to develop a system to prove the use of antimicrobials in order to continue its exports to the EU.
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