Ms. Pauliana Janqueira, Co-Founder of Alabastro Agro, recently visited India to engage with key stakeholders in the agriculture industry. Her visit marks an important step in fostering collaboration between Brazil and India, two nations with significant agricultural capacities.
Alabastro Agro, a distinguished group of agricultural companies with 17 years of experience, is located in the western region of Goiás, in the heart of the Araguaia Valley. The company operates across nine expansive farms, collectively encompassing 6,000 hectares of cultivation land. Their production is impressively diverse, ranging from sesame and beans to cotton, watermelon, soybeans, and corn. Over the years, Alabastro Agro has firmly established itself as a market leader in both quality and productivity, setting benchmarks in the industry.
Strategically positioned in the Midwest of Brazil, Alabastro Agro benefits from its location in one of the country’s most crucial agricultural distribution regions. This advantage, combined with their use of cutting-edge technology at every stage of cultivation—from soil preparation to harvest—ensures that their produce meets the highest standards.
During her visit, Ms. Janqueira met with various Indian agricultural leaders, discussing opportunities for collaboration that could enhance the agricultural practices of both countries. However, her primary objective was to identify potential partners who could facilitate the import of Alabastro Agro’s high-quality products from Brazil to India. Given the complementary agricultural landscapes of Brazil and India, such partnerships hold great promise for mutual growth.
India, with its burgeoning demand for diverse and high-quality agricultural products, presents a significant opportunity for Alabastro Agro. The partnership could not only enhance the availability of premium Brazilian produce in India but also pave the way for introducing these products to other regions through India’s extensive trade networks.
As global agricultural challenges continue to evolve, collaborations like these are essential for ensuring food security and expanding market access for farmers across borders. Alabastro Agro’s interest in exporting to India underscores the growing importance of international trade in agriculture, with the aim of creating sustainable and resilient food systems.
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