New qualifications for South Africa should increase business with Brazil

Published 2024년 11월 8일

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The Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA) has expressed satisfaction with the Ministry of Agriculture's decision to accredit thirteen poultry and five pork slaughterhouses for exports to South Africa. These plants are now eligible to export to a market that has been a traditional partner of Brazil for over two decades, with significant demand for products for processing. South Africa is the fifth largest importer of chicken meat from Brazil, with 276.5 thousand tons imported between January and October of this year, generating revenue of US$ 154 million. ABPA believes that this accreditation will have a positive impact not only on chicken meat but also on pork exports, contributing to strengthening partnerships and helping South Africa with its food security issues.

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English ABPA celebrated information announced by the Ministry of Agriculture; among the accredited plants are thirteen poultry and five pork slaughterhouses The Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA) applauded the announcement by the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock regarding the accreditation of new animal protein plants for exports to South Africa, including thirteen poultry and five pork slaughterhouses. Currently, South Africa is the fifth largest destination for chicken meat exports, with 276.5 thousand tons imported between January and October, which generated revenue of US$ 154 million. South Africa is a traditional partner for animal protein with Brazil (open for more than two decades), demanding, in particular, products for processing from the local industry – reinforcing Brazil's strategy of complementing the production of importing countries. “The new qualifications obtained by Minister Fávaro, his Secretaries of International Relations, Luis Rua, and ...

Source: Abpa