Brazil exports 942,000 tonnes of halal chicken in the first half of 2021

Published 2021년 7월 15일

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In the first half of 2021, Brazil has seen a significant increase in halal chicken exports to Arab and Muslim countries, reaching over 942,000 tonnes and generating revenue of more than US$1.3 billion. These exports, which make up approximately 40% of Brazil's total chicken meat exports, were primarily to Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Yemen, Kuwait, and Libya. Brazil's international relations manager at Cdial Halal, Omar Chahine, emphasizes the importance of maintaining quality and sanitary controls while seeking to expand halal meat market opportunities globally for not only the Muslim community but also any consumer seeking quality and safety.

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Chicken exports to the Arab countries continue to rise. According to the ABPA – Brazilian Association of Animal Protein – in the first half of this year, Brazil exported more than 942,000 tonnes of halal chicken to Arab and Muslim countries. The amount recorded in revenue exceeds US$1.3 billion. Halal chicken exports to the Arab world: In the first six months of the year, according to data supplied by ABPA – Brazilian Association of Animal Protein – halal chicken exports resulted in 942,000 tonnes shipped. The main importers (in tonnes) were: Saudi Arabia with 396,365 t; UAE 239,826 t; Yemen 85,130 t, Kuwait 73,050 t and Libya 64,918 t. The total amount of halal chicken exported by Brazil accounts for an average of 40% of Brazilian chicken meat exports (in natura and processed). In June alone, revenue generated from protein shipments totaled US$240 million. “The world needs quality protein. It is important to maintain our resilience and continue with strict sanitary controls, ...

Source: Portal Do Agronegocio