China is looking towards Uruguay as a potential provider of whole milk powder, with negotiations underway for a potential zero-tariff agreement.
The president of Conaprole, Uruguay's leading dairy cooperative, has disclosed significant interest from China in sourcing whole milk powder from Uruguay. This potential partnership could hinge on establishing a zero-tariff agreement between the two governments, which is seen as crucial for expanding Uruguay's dairy industry.
"The zero tariff must be defined between both governments," emphasized the Conaprole president during discussions, underscoring the importance of diplomatic negotiations in facilitating this prospective trade relationship.
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The demand from China represents a strategic opportunity for Uruguay to strengthen its position in the global dairy market, leveraging the high quality of its dairy products and its reputation as a reliable exporter.
As discussions progress, the cooperative remains optimistic about the potential benefits for the Uruguayan dairy sector, anticipating it could significantly enhance export volumes and economic gains.
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