Brazil has been authorized to export live horses to Costa Rica, as announced by the Ministries of Agriculture and Foreign Affairs. This follows the recent market opening for mesenchymal stem cells from dogs, cats, and horses. In 2023, Brazil's agricultural exports to Costa Rica amounted to $272 million, including cereals, flours, forestry products, and soybean complex products. The new authorization is expected to enhance trade between the two nations and signifies international trust in Brazil's health control system. Brazil has secured 86 market openings for agribusiness products this year.