Opening of the market in Nigeria for Brazilian livestock products

Published 2024년 6월 28일

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The Nigerian health authority has approved Brazil to export live cattle, buffaloes, and dairy products to Nigeria for breeding purposes. This move reflects trust in Brazil's health control system and offers opportunities for Brazilian producers to expand their businesses. In 2023, Nigeria imported over 875 million dollars in Brazilian agro-industrial products, making it a significant trading partner. This opening is part of Brazil's strategy to expand into new markets, having opened its 71st market and adding 149 new markets in 52 countries since 2023, a collaboration between the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MRE).

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The Brazilian government welcomed the announcement by the Nigerian health authority of authorization for Brazil to export live cattle and buffaloes for breeding, as well as milk and dairy products, to that country. According to Abrafrigo, in 2023, Nigeria imported more than 875 million dollars in Brazilian agro-industrial products, being an important trading partner of Brazil in Africa. In addition to reflecting confidence in the Brazilian health control system, the new opening offers future opportunities for national producers to expand their businesses, given the great potential of the African continent in terms of demographic expansion and economic growth. With this announcement, Brazil reaches ...

Source: Elagro