Russian quota is an opportunity for chicken exporters in Brazil

Published 2023년 12월 15일

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The Brazilian government announced the renewal of a zero-tariff quota for the import of 364 thousand tons of poultry meat from Brazil to Russia, providing a significant opportunity for Brazilian chicken meat exporters in 2024. The quota is divided into various categories of poultry products, with an import tariff of 65% for products outside of the quota. Brazil is the main international supplier of chicken meat to the Russian market, with strong export growth in 2023, and is expected to further expand its partnership with Russia in the coming year.

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Portuguese Russia renewed zero-tariff quota for imports of 364 thousand tons of poultry São Paulo, December 15, 2023 – The Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA) highlighted that the renewal, announced by the Government of Russia, of the quota for the total import of 364 thousand tons of zero-tariff poultry meat should represent an important opportunity for Brazilian exporters of chicken meat throughout 2024. The information was released today (15) by the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, following the publication of a decree by the Russian Ministry of Economic Development. According to the decree, quotas are established divided into 250 thousand tons of carcasses, legs and boneless cuts and 100 thousand of boneless products, in addition to 14 thousand tons destined for whole turkey and carcasses. For products imported outside of quotas, the import tariff is 65%. “Sales of chicken meat from Brazil to the Eurasian market registered strong expansion throughout 2023, and this ...

Source: Abpa