Brazil remains behind China and the USA, with compliance to standards and certifications being the obstacles to expanding its international participation.
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Brazil produced 86.6 million tons of animal feed in 2024, remaining among the top three producers in the world, behind only China and the United States, according to the Alltech Agri-Food Outlook 2025 report. The sector has been gaining ground in the international market, but the consolidation of this presence depends on more than just production scale, since each country has its own rules, demands, and levels of requirement, which requires adaptation. This is the observation of José Loschi, founder of SRX Holdings, who leads this work for Master Nutrição. According to him, nonetheless, with structured management, customization of formulas, technological innovation, and rigorous process control, Brazil has shown that it can compete in any market. "The secret lies in adapting the product, the process, and the business model. This is what sustains growth and opens doors to new international partnerships," he believes. For him, there are five main challenges faced by companies in the ...