Brazil Set to dominate 2025 global Chicken Trade – A World-Today-News.com Exclusive
Headline Optimized for Google Top Stories & Reader Engagement: Brazil’s Poultry Power Play: Poised to Win Big in 2025’s Global Market
Introduction:
Brazil is rapidly solidifying its position as a global leader in animal protein exports, with 2025 expected to be a landmark year. Driven by strategic international outreach adn consistent production growth,Brazilian poultry,pork,eggs,genetic material,and even duck are gaining unprecedented market share worldwide. This exclusive report from world-today-news.com details the key factors behind Brazil’s success and forecasts its continued dominance in the coming year.
Key Findings – 2024 Performance & 2025 Outlook:
Brazilian broiler meat exports reached nearly 5.3 million metric tons in 2024, a 3% increase in volume, generating US$9.9 billion in revenue – a 1.3% rise [[1]]. Ricardo Santin, president of the Brazilian Association of animal Protein (ABPA), described 2024 as a year of “progress,” signaling a strong foundation for continued expansion. Egg exports are also projected to return to growth in 2025 [[1]].Strategic International Engagement:
ABPA has been aggressively promoting Brazilian protein in overseas markets. In 2024 alone, the association hosted 32 international technical missions from key importing nations, including China, the EU, the U.K., Japan, Malaysia, CARICOM, Mexico, Argentina, and Chile. Thes missions focused on inspecting Brazilian slaughterhouses and production facilities, ensuring compliance with international standards and fostering trust in Brazilian products [[1]].
ApexBrasil Partnership & Brand Building:
Collaborating with the Brazilian Trade and Investment promotion Agency (ApexBrasil), ABPA has launched complete marketing campaigns under five international brands: Brazilian Chicken, Brazilian Pork, Brazilian Egg, Brazilian Genetics, and Brazilian Duck.These initiatives were prominently featured at six major trade fairs in 2024, resulting in US$395.5 million in direct business and anticipated future deals worth US$3.5 billion [[1]].
High-Level Diplomacy & Industry Recognition:
Brazil’s commitment to quality and safety was further underscored through participation in high-level diplomatic events, including the Seventh Plenary Session of the High-Level Sino-Brazilian Commission and the General Assembly of the World Organization for animal Health (WOAH)
