Mato Grosso in Brazil has 406 properties that are able to export to the European Union

Published 2023년 1월 6일

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Mato Grosso is home to 406 farms that are ready for cattle export to the European Union, as they have been identified individually through the Brazilian System of Individual Identification of Cattle and Buffaloes (Sisbov). The state hosts approximately a third of these farms, making it the largest holder in Brazil. The majority of the cattle in these farms are Nellore or crosses with the breed. The export process requires the farms to pass a certification and qualification audit, which is overseen by the Agricultural Defense Institute of Mato Grosso (Indea) and the Official Veterinary Service (SVO).

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Mato Grosso has 406 properties with traced cattle and ready for export to more demanding countries, such as the members of the European Union (EU). The Agricultural Defense Institute of Mato Grosso (Indea/MT) points out, in a note, that the State has the largest herd tracked within the Brazilian System of Individual Identification of Cattle and Buffaloes (Sisbov), of the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock. “In Brazil, there are 1,335 properties registered in Sisbov, or Eras (Rural Establishment Approved in Sisbov), as they are known. Almost a third of them (30%) are concentrated in Mato Grosso, that is, farms with tracked animals”, says Indea. Mato Grosso has about 33 million head of cattle and approximately 5.7 million are in Sisbov. The animals tracked are mostly Nellore or crosses with the breed. Despite being an attribution of the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, in Mato Grosso, Indea also performs certification and qualification audits for export. In 2022 alone, 58 ...

Source: Beefpoint