Brazil to dominate chicken exports in 2025, while beef and pork production to decline, USDA says

In its latest report, the USDA anticipates a 2% increase in global chicken meat exports in 2025, reaching a record 13.8 million tons. Brazil will position itself as the main driver of this growth, driven by its ability to maintain competitive prices, a diverse supply and a favorable health status. On the other hand, the beef and pork markets will be affected by the reduction in production of some of the main exporters. Chicken: Brazil consolidates its dominance in the global market Brazil's leadership in the global chicken meat trade will continue to grow in 2025, with an expected 2% increase in its exports, equivalent to an additional 100,000 tons. The country's competitiveness is due to factors such as its highly pathogenic avian influenza-free status and lower production costs, mainly in feed and labor. Thailand is also expected to see growth in shipments, benefiting from favourable health conditions and increased demand for prepared products. Beef: global production down By ...