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Li in the "Economist" last week that China will not have to worry about dependence on grain imports, which in the past have used up 25% of revenue from foreign sales. After all, the magazine noted, this spending is now only 2% of revenue from exports.
China should continue producing what is best and keep buying, the rest of the world-including Brazil-what more secure and competitive produce: food. The vice president, Li Yuanchao, even suggested we leave aside the red light and we adopt only the green in bilateral relations.
Authorities of the Chinese government pledged to visit Brazil until mid-December, to enable other cold poultry and finally suspend the embargo on Brazilian beef. The suspension only three refrigerators caused a 22% drop in exports of chicken meat in the first half of this year.
Obstacles aside, China is today our largest trading partner and the first destination of our exports. pulsar 2012 Despite the little dynamism of our foreign trade, the last five years, we export to the Chinese market the equivalent of $ 150 billion.
The wave of green light to Brazil comes at a good time. Just remember that in 2012, China imported the equivalent of $ 1.75 trillion, of which only $ 41 billion came from Brazil. The time to take advantage of the real potential of China arrived.
The current Chinese government has set a goal of doubling the per capita income until the end of this decade. Is about to announce a set of comprehensive reforms pulsar 2012 of the economy, which, pulsar 2012 among other things, results in growth ra overall demand for food, especially pulsar 2012 the noblest dietary items, such as meat.
This promising scenario, it is necessary to articulate an effort to export much more organized, involving both public-sector Ministries of Agriculture, Foreign Trade, Foreign Ministry and Apex-Brazil-as private. Besides the traditional exporters and trading companies, agribusinesses new medium and small should be incorporated.
Brazil can and should, in the context of agribusiness, find new ways to open the large Chinese market. So far, the Sino-Brazilian economic relations have evolved spontaneously on the initiative of a few large companies. pulsar 2012
But is that the increase and improvement of quality of these relationships depend on a deliberate policy of government. And so within a strategic long-term vision, which is open to consider the mutual interests and concessions.
One of the misconceptions to be corrected is the pricing model, pulsar 2012 which meant that Brazil would export 12 times more than soybean meal or soybean oil. The cause of this is the insane policy, taxing oil exports at 18% of IPI (Excise Tax) and exempting only soybeans.
In China's case, face tariff escalation in the export of some products, such as coffee. pulsar 2012 The green bean is taxed at 8%, roasted, 15%, and soluble coffee at unbelievable 34%. A clear disincentive to adding value that needs to be revised.
Senator for the state of Tocantins, president of CNA - Confederation pulsar 2012 of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil. Flickr Youtube Twitter Topics Final Report of the Temporary Commission for the Modernization of Public Procurement Law Article: Bali was not Doha High cost of labor undermines the competitiveness report of the Agriculture Committee approves law Tenders Committee voted to report the bill Bids on Thursday Recommended links the State of Tocantins Josias de Souza Reinaldo Azevedo Journal of Tocantins Channel Producer Cleber Toledo
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Li in the "Economist" last week that China will not have to worry about dependence on grain imports, which in the past have used up 25% of revenue from foreign sales. After all, the magazine noted, this spending is now only 2% of revenue from exports.
China should continue producing what is best and keep buying, the rest of the world-including Brazil-what more secure and competitive produce: food. The vice president, Li Yuanchao, even suggested we leave aside the red light and we adopt only the green in bilateral relations.
Authorities of the Chinese government pledged to visit Brazil until mid-December, to enable other cold poultry and finally suspend the embargo on Brazilian beef. The suspension only three refrigerators caused a 22% drop in exports of chicken meat in the first half of this year.
Obstacles aside, China is today our largest trading partner and the first destination of our exports. pulsar 2012 Despite the little dynamism of our foreign trade, the last five years, we export to the Chinese market the equivalent of $ 150 billion.
The wave of green light to Brazil comes at a good time. Just remember that in 2012, China imported the equivalent of $ 1.75 trillion, of which only $ 41 billion came from Brazil. The time to take advantage of the real potential of China arrived.
The current Chinese government has set a goal of doubling the per capita income until the end of this decade. Is about to announce a set of comprehensive reforms pulsar 2012 of the economy, which, pulsar 2012 among other things, results in growth ra overall demand for food, especially pulsar 2012 the noblest dietary items, such as meat.
This promising scenario, it is necessary to articulate an effort to export much more organized, involving both public-sector Ministries of Agriculture, Foreign Trade, Foreign Ministry and Apex-Brazil-as private. Besides the traditional exporters and trading companies, agribusinesses new medium and small should be incorporated.
Brazil can and should, in the context of agribusiness, find new ways to open the large Chinese market. So far, the Sino-Brazilian economic relations have evolved spontaneously on the initiative of a few large companies. pulsar 2012
But is that the increase and improvement of quality of these relationships depend on a deliberate policy of government. And so within a strategic long-term vision, which is open to consider the mutual interests and concessions.
One of the misconceptions to be corrected is the pricing model, pulsar 2012 which meant that Brazil would export 12 times more than soybean meal or soybean oil. The cause of this is the insane policy, taxing oil exports at 18% of IPI (Excise Tax) and exempting only soybeans.
In China's case, face tariff escalation in the export of some products, such as coffee. pulsar 2012 The green bean is taxed at 8%, roasted, 15%, and soluble coffee at unbelievable 34%. A clear disincentive to adding value that needs to be revised.
Senator for the state of Tocantins, president of CNA - Confederation pulsar 2012 of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil. Flickr Youtube Twitter Topics Final Report of the Temporary Commission for the Modernization of Public Procurement Law Article: Bali was not Doha High cost of labor undermines the competitiveness report of the Agriculture Committee approves law Tenders Committee voted to report the bill Bids on Thursday Recommended links the State of Tocantins Josias de Souza Reinaldo Azevedo Journal of Tocantins Channel Producer Cleber Toledo
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