Brazil increases beer exports by 42% in the first half of 2024

Published Aug 6, 2024

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Brazil celebrates the growth of its beer exports on International Beer Day. The country has seen a increase in production, with over 15 billion liters made in 2023, and a rise in exports, bringing in US$95 million from 57 countries in the first half of 2024, a 42% increase in value and 32% in volume compared to the same period in 2023. South American countries, including Paraguay, Bolivia, and Chile, were the main buyers. The Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock plays a key role in the sector, which has seen significant job creation with one brewery for every 109 thousand inhabitants.

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On the first Friday of August, the date that marks the celebration of International Beer Day since 2007, Brazil celebrates notable growth in exports of its most emblematic drink. Since ancient times, beer, produced from barley — one of the primordial ingredients, cultivated and used for millennia for human consumption — has been a constant on the table of many cultures. The Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa) explains that barley is malted to make beer. In Brazil, beer production began in the 1930s, with an emphasis on the southern region, gaining economic prominence over the years. Carlos Fávaro, Minister of Agriculture and Livestock, took advantage of the celebration of International Beer Day on Friday (2) to highlight the importance of the sector for the national economy and for job creation. "The sector is extremely relevant for the country. We are committed to promoting its continued growth and further boosting our agribusiness", stated Fávaro. The Ministry ...

Source: Portal Do Agronegocio