Brazilian ducks are about to conquer the global market

Published 2021년 9월 22일

Tridge summary

Brazil is planning to launch a new international brand for its duck meat, targeting premium markets in the Middle East and Asia. The brand will be managed by the Brazilian association ABPA and APEX-Brasil, building on their successful branding of chicken, pork, and eggs. Despite duck meat being a niche product in Brazil, it is valued for its high added value. In 2020, Brazil exported 4,000 tons of duck meat, earning $10.5 million, with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates being the main recipients. Technavio projects the duck meat market to grow to $1.6 billion by 2025, with 74% of the growth expected from the Asia-Pacific region.

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Original content

Recently, Brazilian ducks have been registered under an international brand that Brazil intends to "strongly" promote on foreign markets, the analysts of the National Chamber of Poultry and Feed Producers have learned. The brand is managed by the Brazilian association ABPA in cooperation with an agency responsible, inter alia, for investments and promotion ( APEX - Brasil). ABPA currently oversees, for example, a brand of Brazilian chicken, Brazilian pork and Brazilian eggs. Currently, the production and export of duck meat in Brazil is definitely a niche area, but in the opinion of Brazilians, it is a poultry niche with a high added value that is worth investing in, and registering the brand is a great opportunity to expand the export basket to the duck sector. Currently, ducks are not even in the top 20 of the most important agricultural products produced in Brazil (for comparison: chicken is seventh on the list and eggs are eighteenth). Hence the plans to develop this market, ...

Source: SwiatRolnika