Brazilian duck as a premium brand to conquer the Middle East and Asia

Published 2021년 9월 26일

Tridge summary

The Brazilian ABPA association is launching a new premium brand for Brazilian duck meat on international markets, with a focus on the Middle East and Asia. This is in response to the niche nature of duck meat export in Brazil, which in 2020 accounted for 4,000 tonnes worth USD 10.5 million, marking a 26.55% increase from the previous year. The duck meat market is projected to grow to $1.6 billion by 2025, with the majority of the growth expected to come from the Asia-Pacific region.
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Original content

The Brazilian duck will be promoted on foreign markets. The new premium brand is managed by the Brazilian ABPA association in cooperation with the agency responsible, among others, for investments and promotion of APEX - Brasil. ABPA currently oversees, for example, a brand of Brazilian chicken, Brazilian pork and Brazilian eggs. An international brand of ducks has been registered in Brazil and will be promoted in foreign markets. The brand is managed by the Brazilian ABPA association in cooperation with the agency responsible, among others, for investments and promotion of APEX - Brasil. ABPA currently oversees, for example, a brand of Brazilian chicken, Brazilian pork and Brazilian eggs. The Brazilian duck is destined for the Middle East and Asia. These activities are due to the fact that the export of duck meat in Brazil is a niche area. The new brand is to develop this market. - assesses KIPDiP. Brazilian duck, as an international brand, is to be a medicine for the current ...
Source: SwiatRolnika

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