Venezuela plans to direct its Aloe Vera production to international markets in 2026, especially to its commercialization in Asia and Europe, taking into account its importance in the production of pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and personal care products.

The country “plans to export a greater volume of Aloe Vera products to the Asian and European markets through the Sabilven company, which has consolidated itself as a strategic ally of the Ministry of Popular Power for Food,” stated the company’s president, José Diego Castillo.

The executive highlighted other sectors where the use of Aloe Vera is key, such as “dehydrated products, beverages, and aloe with collagen. He also noted that Asian and European markets are the largest consumers of these products.”

Castillo stated that the company he leads is capable of increasing production by 200 % this year to meet the demand of the European and Asian markets, adding that Salbiven has a variety of completely organic products for all the areas it serves.

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According to estimates revealed by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, coffee production in the country expanded from 0 to 250,000 hectares by 2025.

The goal, Maduro indicated, is to continue growing, and he emphasized that currently “more than 60,000 coffee-growing families are organized nationwide in 20 states, which guarantees the consolidation of a solid production network with the capacity to supply both the domestic and international markets.”

Data from the 2024-2025 harvest indicates a yield of 3,027,724 quintals. “Each quintal contains 46 kilos. This year’s harvest has increased by 55 %, and we are predicting 4,701,550 quintals, which is equivalent to more than 216 million kilos,” said Maduro.

Currently, there are 438 coffee brands in the South American country, a great achievement thanks to the efforts of coffee growers and local producers.

According to Maduro, the nation has 210 million kilos to complete the cycle of perfect adaptation, and he defined the scenario as “the equation of producing everything in Venezuela, supplying the entire national market, and increasingly exporting quality Venezuelan products to the world.”

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Through a strategic commercial alliance between the Lara Foreign Trade Company (Emcoex Lara) and a group of Spanish investors, the South American nation plans to begin exporting 360,000 tons of white clay at the end of this year.

This initiative is part of “the economic diversification strategy of the Venezuelan authorities.”

The planning of these exports began two years ago and is aligned with the Venezuelan authorities’ measures to diversify national economic activity.

According to Juan Carlos Romero, president of Emcoex Lara, “these operations will seek to position the state as an export center to generate sustainable foreign currency over time.”

The Spanish investors participating in this project confirmed that they have already “installed a state-of-the-art laboratory in the city of Quíbor, to certify the quality of the white clay and guarantee a stable supply of the product for more than 50 years.”

Romero noted that the white clay export route “opens the door for Venezuela to compete in a market where it has never been present,” in a dynamic that could displace Ukraine, the European nation’s historical supplier of this product.

The first shipment of white clay is estimated to leave Venezuela in late 2025 on one or two ships. “Likewise, by 2026, the intention is for shipments of this product to be made monthly and regularly, which will allow for the frequent inflow of foreign currency to the Caribbean nation.”

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The executive director of the China-Venezuela Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Ángel Freytez, estimates that during this year commercial activity between both countries could increase between 5 and 20 %.

Freytez highlighted the advances in commercial matters through the dynamics of the Special Economic Zones, in addition to the initiatives related to non-traditional exports from Venezuela to the Asian country.

On the other hand, he highlighted that China exported more than 1.3 billion dollars to Venezuela in 2024 and stressed that this nation is currently “our main commercial partner.”

Regarding Venezuelan exports to China, Freytez estimated them at around $700 million a year, where non-traditional products such as shrimp, crab, octopus and tilapia stand out. Also, items such as wood, methanol and liquor are exported.

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