The Brazilian government is pleased with Lesotho's decision to allow the import of fertile eggs, day-old chicks, and live birds from Brazil, following negotiations that began in November of the previous year. This comes after the recent opening of the Lesotho market for Brazilian poultry meat, expected to increase trade between the two countries. This development reflects the confidence placed in Brazil's health control system and offers potential opportunities for Brazilian producers. Since 2023, Brazil has opened markets for the export of 144 new agricultural products to 51 countries across five continents, a achievement possible through the collaboration of the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MRE).