Brazil is working to regain access for Brazilian seafood to the European Union market, which has been closed to national products since 2018. Resuming sales to the bloc could increase the value of the sector's exports by approximately 20%, currently estimated at US$ 472 million, according to the Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture.
The process is in the stage of analyzing the responses presented by the Brazilian government to recommendations made by European authorities. The Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture, Édipo Araújo, reported that the preliminary report was received last month and that Brazil submitted its responses within the deadline, on October 9.
In an interview with CNN during the Seafood Sho…
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