A seafood trade fair held in São Paulo drew a record 4,000 visitors. Brazil’s fisheries industry is pursuing growth by capitalizing on its resources, and opportunities for Japanese companies are emerging as aquaculture expands and exports diversify.
A seafood trade fair held from 20 to 22 October at Distrito Anhembi in São Paulo drew approximately 4,000 visitors, the highest number ever. The event served as a forum for presenting Brazil’s growth strategy based on its fisheries resources.
Brazil is expanding aquaculture and diversifying exports, with a policy of expanding the market by capturing domestic and overseas demand. Japanese companies were also reported to be exploring business opportunities.
Against the backdrop of efforts to strengthen Brazil’s fisheries industry and its competitiveness in international markets, the trend is expected to contribute to greater economic activity in the region.