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Organic producers reject GM seeds, chemical fertilisers, and agrochemicals, according to Ricardo Parra of Argentina\u2019s Las Quinas beekeeping company in Argentina. Hard to believe, then, that a country like Argentina that used 500 million<\/a> litres of agrochemicals last year would have a flourishing organic food sector.<\/p>\n

But Argentine organic produce is now featuring more prominently in international markets and its companies are now targeting Chinese consumers, more so amid the coronavirus pandemic. With people at home due to lockdowns, there\u2019s been a growing appetite for healthier meals as well as more time to cook.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe pandemic is changing global food habits, with more people now convinced of the need to eat healthier food, making organics a good fit,\u201d said Parra. \u201cWith most restaurants closed, consumers are getting more selective with what they eat at home. We have a favourable view of the future.\u201d<\/p>\n

Argentina, organic power<\/h2>\n

Argentina exported 166,000 tonnes of organic produce in 2018, according to government data.<\/a> The US and EU are the main export destinations, although analysts estimate that total exports could be twice that because US control authorities use different classifications to Argentina\u2019s.<\/p>\n

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\ntonnes of organic produce exported by Argentina in 2018
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Pears, wheat, cane sugar, apples, soybeans, cider, wine, apple sauce, rice, wool and honey are the most widely sold Argentine organic products.<\/p>\n

\u201cArgentina\u2019s organic production has the highest levels of quality, equivalent to those of the EU, Japan and Switzerland. And with 3.2 million hectares certified, ranks second worldwide behind Australia,\u201d said Parra, who is also the president of the Argentine Movement for Organic Production (MAPO)<\/a>, an NGO consisting of around 1,600 groups involved in organic food production.<\/p>\n

The central Pampas region grows organic cereals, legumes and vegetables and the Cuyo region in the west, produces wines and olives. In the south, it\u2019s sheep. Fruits, juices and jams emanate from the valleys that run up through the country.<\/p>\n

Organic activity is regulated by law<\/a> and certification is mandatory before any product can be called such. Obtaining a certificate takes a minimum of two to three years and can be expensive. But growing international demand makes it worthwhile and profitable, experts say.<\/p>\n

Facundo Soria, coordinator of organic production at the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries, believes that Argentina has \u201cmany comparative and competitive advantages\u201d. The country has fertile soils, a variety of regional economies that can become organic, water availability, and opposite seasons to buyer countries, which means Argentina can provide them with products they can\u2019t produce.<\/p>\n

Natural foods<\/h2>\n

Diego Fontenla, of the Pampa Org\u00e1nica Sur Group, said producers\u2019 decisions to go organic generally arise from environmental concerns over the impact of agrochemicals, and an interest in natural foods.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe organic product provides a guarantee to the consumer that they are eating something safe, much more nutritious and healthier,\u201d said Fontenla, adding: \u201cAn organic orange juice is orange juice, it is not water with syrup and acidifier.\u201d<\/p>\n

Bruno Vasquetto, producer of El Mate Organic Foods, says modes of production that do not use chemical or genetically modified inputs \u201cwill increase year by year because society demands more and more not only cheap food, but also quality. As the amount of organic producers increases, the prices of these foods will decrease\u201d.<\/p>\n

China\u2019s organic awakening<\/h2>\n

China\u2019s market for organic products has seen a rapid increase<\/a> with goods available in supermarkets and through subscription schemes that, for an annual amount, regularly supply organic vegetables.<\/p>\n

A recent survey by Chinese e-commerce giant JD Big Data Research Institute<\/a> shows that almost 70% of respondents bought \u201cfresh organic produce.\u201d Another report<\/a> by the company revealed that middle-aged, middle-class Chinese are those most likely to opt for fresh organic produce, as seen in other countries.<\/a><\/p>\n

There is a new productive paradigm… Whoever doesn\u2019t follow it loses an important portion of the market<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Ernesto Fern\u00e1ndez Taboada, executive director of the Argentine-China Chamber of Commerce, said China has a new generation of young adults that is driving the consumption of organic products: \u201cThey are professionals, children of prosperity, who want to eat healthy foods.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cChina is an organic market that needs attention. It will continue to grow and will offer good opportunities for our producers. Argentina is well perceived by Chinese entrepreneurs. We are a country they call \u2018clean\u2019 or \u2018blue skied\u2019, like Australia, New Zealand and Brazil \u2013 our competitors,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

A big market to develop<\/h2>\n

Producers agree that China is the next big market to conquer.<\/p>\n

\u201cChina is the goal and when we achieve it, it will have a very big impact,\u201d says Parra. In November, Chinese authorities authorised the import of Las Quinas honey. He is now working for more producers to get approval but admits there is a lot to do to grow Argentina\u2019s share of the Chinese organic market.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe have to be careful not to make mistakes and only go halfway. Argentina\u2019s supply is not very strong for a destination of that size. We need to have more producers and support policies for the sector,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

Australia is currently the leading organic supplier to China, mostly organic dairy products and meats. It is followed by the US, Europe and Japan.<\/p>\n

The Argentine Agency for International Trade and Investment (AACI) believes that there is ample room to increase exports because it specialises in numerous organic products that aren\u2019t yet exported to China.<\/p>\n

Jos\u00e9 Alberto Bekinschtein, the agency\u2019s director of international trade, points out that to enter the Chinese market \u201ccertification of imported organic products is required under Chinese organic standards and compliance with all other Chinese laws and regulations.\u201d<\/p>\n

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\ntonnes of Argentine organic products were shipped to China in 2018, mostly Chia seeds
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Unlike the EU, Switzerland and Japan, Argentine organic certification has no equivalence with Chinese certification. That is a barrier to the entry of most organic produce. In 2018, only 17 tonnes arrived in China from Argentina, mainly chia seeds.<\/p>\n

Juan Carlos Ram\u00edrez, former coordinator of Ecological Production of the National Service of Agrifood Health and Quality (SENASA) said: \u201cChina is a great market to develop and the opportunities are enormous, but it has very strict administrative requirements.\u201d<\/p>\n

New sustainable certifications<\/h2>\n

A growing concern by citizens over the way food is produced is forcing states and companies to establish standards<\/a> to make sure that food meets sustainability criteria. This has opened the door to new certifications for food, not just to prove it\u2019s organic, but also that it respects additional criteria.<\/p>\n

Bruno Vasquetto says it\u2019s important to look for certifications that show that biodiversity is respected and soil improved.<\/p>\n

Sabine Papendieck, a consultant in international trade and sustainability, said: \u201cThere is a new productive paradigm and it cannot be produced in any other way. Whoever doesn\u2019t follow it loses an important portion of the market.\u201d<\/p>\n

The environmental, social, economic and climate impacts of production are also considerations, she added: \u201cSustainability standards multiply and tend to be a condition of market access. Europe began, but then other countries mirrored and incorporated them. China is not going to be the exception.\u201d<\/p>\n

Ricardo Parra agrees. Five years ago, he added B-Corps<\/a> certification to his organic production, demonstrating fair trade standards, social responsibility and sustainability.<\/p>\n

\u201cWhen you choose what to produce or what to buy you are also deciding in which world you want to live,\u201d he says.<\/p>\n

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