Egg exports are growing in Brazil

An increasingly strong first half for Brazilian egg exports led to industry forecasts of new highs. Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has overshadowed the reports coming out of Brazil in recent months, but there is still a lot of good news from the country's poultry sector. Take, for example, the stellar performance of Brazilian egg exports. As a low-cost, disease-free producer, Brazil is well positioned to meet global demand for eggs, and figures published in July suggest further highs can be expected this year, even if exports do not reach decade-high peaks. back . In the first six months of 2023, in terms of volume, exports of shell and processed eggs ââincreased 150%, reaching 16,600 metric tons (MT). In value, value was higher by more than 222% to $41.2 million. In June alone, volumes were up more than 901%, with an increase in value of more than 608%, compared to June last year. These are the best numbers for the first half of the year in more than a decade, according ...