Export of live animals: Brazil has a lot of room to expand its sales and the Biological Institute can help

Published 2023년 3월 14일

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The São Paulo State's Biological Institute (IB-APTA), established in 1927, has been pivotal in enhancing the safety and competitiveness of Brazilian agriculture, particularly in the livestock sector. Accredited to the ISO/IEC 17025 standard, it conducts crucial differential diagnoses of reproductive and vesicular diseases in cattle, adhering to the health protocols required for the import and export of live animals and their products. Notably, it has initiated a new service for live cattle export to Morocco, showcasing Brazil's growing influence in the global cattle market. Despite being the largest beef exporter worldwide, Brazil is still in the early stages of the live cattle export market, which presents a significant opportunity for foreign exchange earnings and industry recognition. This development is attributed to the collaborative efforts of the private sector and the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply, leveraging the IB-APTA's expertise to meet export standards and position Brazil as a prominent player in the live cattle industry.

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Since its creation, in 1927, the Biological Institute (IB-APTA), a research institution of the São Paulo State Secretariat for Agriculture and Supply, has been working to make agriculture in São Paulo and Brazil increasingly safe and competitive. One of these fronts, conducted by the Center for Research and Development in Animal Health, works to meet the demands of the livestock sector, related to the import and export of live animals (cattle and pigs) and their products, mainly bovine semen and embryos. For more than 20 years, the IB has carried out the differential diagnosis of reproductive and vesicular diseases in cattle. That is why it is constantly sought after to meet the health protocols required by importing countries, regarding brucellosis, IBR/IPV, BVD, bluetongue and enzootic bovine leukosis, foot-and-mouth disease and vesicular stomatitis. This notoriety is due to the fact that the IB is accredited in the ISO/IEC 17025 standard, which gives credibility to the analyzes ...

Source: NoticiasAgricolas