Paraguay exports tomatoes to Brazil for the first time
IMIGUAY · Updated on 10/20/2026 · 5 min read
Producers from Paraguay carry out the first export of 28,000 kilos of tomatoes to Brazil, boosting the local economy and agricultural sector.
New achievement for Paraguayan agriculture
Paraguay reached a historic milestone in its economy with the completion of the first shipment of 28,000 kilos of tomatoes to the Brazilian market. This great achievement marks the third consecutive year of expansion in the country's horticultural exports, with fundamental support from the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAG) to support small producers in the Caaguazú region. The information was originally published by La Nación.
Growth opportunities in the countryside
This advance demonstrates the high quality of local production and opens fantastic doors for new investments and job opportunities in the Paraguayan agricultural and logistics sector. Producers and workers celebrate this market opening, which strengthens the presence of the country's products in the region.
- First historic shipment of 28,000 kilos of tomatoes to Brazil.
- Direct support from MAG to small producers in Caaguazú.
- Consolidation of the third consecutive year of horticultural exports.
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