Brazil exports chicken items to Egypt in the wake of greenlight

게시됨 2021년 9월 17일

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Brazil has exported 650 tonnes of processed poultry products to Egypt since July 2020, following a new agreement that allowed for the import of value-added poultry products. However, the Brazilian poultry industry is seeking an extension of the 90-day shelf life to increase sales, as the current shelf life is a challenge for exporting thermally processed goods. Despite a decrease in whole chicken exports to Egypt, the demand for processed poultry products is high. Discussions about extending the shelf life are ongoing between Brazil and Egypt, with the potential to increase Brazil's contribution to Egypt's food security.

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원본 콘텐츠

São Paulo – Brazil exported 650 tonnes of processed poultry goods to Egypt year to date through August, in the wake of Obtaining the green light last year. Even though the shipment volumes are deemed positive and growth prospects are good, the Brazilian poultry industry argues for an extension of the 90-day shelf life to allow for increasing sales. Up to mid-2020, Brazil used to export only raw chicken to Egypt. “We almost exported exclusively whole chickens to Egypt,” Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA) Markets Director Luis Rua told ANBA, stressing that Egypt has historically been a major market for the sector but in the raw whole chicken segment only. Whole small-sized chickens are largely consumed in the Arab countries. But Egypt gave the greenlight to imports of poultry-based products from Brazil in July 2020, including items such as nuggets, canned chicken meat, chicken sausages and chicken mortadella, as well as the higher value-added processed turkey product known ...

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