PUTRAJAYA, Nov 6 (Bernama) -- Malaysia aims to explore agricultural cooperation with Brazil to bolster national food security, specifically focusing on grain corn and poultry imports while expanding bilateral trade.
Malaysia Explores Agricultural Ties With Brazil To Boost Food Security
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Malaysia is exploring agricultural cooperation with Brazil to enhance food security by importing grain corn and poultry while exporting local produce like starfruit and pineapples. The discussions also covered research collaboration between national institutes and Brazil's participation in the MAHA 2026 show.
- Malaysia aims to import grain corn and poultry from Brazil to bolster national food security.
- Officials discussed exporting local products such as starfruit and pineapples to Brazil to balance trade.
- Research cooperation between EMBRAPA and MARDI was highlighted to share agricultural expertise and technology.
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