Avian flu abroad and the war in Ukraine make Brazil break a record for chicken exports

게시됨 2022년 12월 16일

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Due to the avian flu outbreak in the northern hemisphere and the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, leading to reduced chicken meat production and interrupted cereal supply, Brazil is projected to hit a record in chicken meat exports this year. The Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA) anticipates foreign sales to reach between 4.8 million and 4.85 million tons, marking a 5% increase from 2021. As the world's leading chicken meat exporter, Brazil is well-prepared for potential avian flu cases and does not expect price hikes for consumers. In 2023, chicken exports are predicted to surpass 5 million tons. Although pork exports are expected to see a slight decrease this year, the opening of the Canadian market to Brazilian pork is set to boost exports in 2023 by up to 12%.

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The incidence of avian flu in countries in the northern hemisphere and the war between Russia and Ukraine will make Brazil break a record in chicken meat exports (considering all products, between fresh and processed) this year. According to projections by the Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA), sales abroad will be between 4.8 million and 4.85 million tons, a 5% growth compared to 2021. Brazil is free of cases of avian flu, but there is concern about the disease. "A growth in chicken meat exports was already expected, but the cases of avian flu in the northern hemisphere, reducing production in several countries, made the sale of Brazilian products grow above the projected level", said Ricardo Santin, president of ABPA , noting that the per capita consumption of chicken by Brazilians remained at 45 kg per year in 2022. Santin said that the country is prepared to face possible cases of avian flu. He stated that 'backyard cases' do not stop production, but that if an ...

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