Brazilian poultry sales to Arab countries expected to grow in 2023

Published 2023년 8월 16일

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Brazilian poultry exports to Arab countries and the halal market are expected to increase due to a decrease in output and exports from Brazil's competitors, especially Turkey. The Brazilian Association for Animal Protein (ABPA) projects that Brazil could produce up to 3% more poultry this year and export up to 8% more than last year. Additionally, ABPA president Ricardo Santin mentioned that Brazil has not registered any cases of bird flu in poultry commercial plants and that the government is working to segregate possible cases to prevent the generalization of the disease in the country.

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São Paulo – Brazilian poultry exports to the Arab countries and the halal market are expected to grow this year. So said meat lobby ABPA on Wednesday (16) presenting its projections for this year, and the reason is a decrease in output and exports of Brazil’s leading competitors, particularly Turkey. Turkish exports reached 297,000 tonnes from January to June last year but fell to 200,000 year to date through June. Turkey is a supplier to the Arab countries. In South America, Chile has also posted a decrease in exports. Due to this decrease, the head of ABPA, Ricardo Santin, expects sales to Arab countries to increase. “The halal market posted very good results. We believe Iraq and Iran (which is not Arab) will increase dramatically this year due to the absence of Turkey. When I see Turkey losing nearly 90,000 in seven months of exports, it indicates that a market is not receiving goods from Turkey. So we see room to grow in countries like the United Arab Emirates. But it's still ...

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