Brazilian Minister of Agriculture: Relationship with China is Strong

By Macauhub|18 February 2020

The relationship with China is solid and the agreement reached between the country and the U.S. “will not have catastrophic repercussions” for Brazil, said last week in Brasilia, the Brazilian Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply.

“I am optimistic, I believe in the opportunities that crises can bring in certain moments,” said Minister Tereza Cristina, taking part in the 14th Meeting of Harvest Projection, promoted by the National Association of Exporters of Cereals (ANEC) and by the National Association of Exporters of Cotton (ANEA), in the federal capital.

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The minister, quoted by the Brazilian press, stressed that the next soybean harvest already has price and has already been sold and noted that the ministry is working to open new markets in order to increase Brazilian exports.

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