United Arab Emirates responsible for more than 70% of Brazilian egg exports

Published 2021년 4월 20일

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In the first quarter of 2021, Brazil exported 3,800 tonnes of eggs, generating $5 million in revenue, with the United Arab Emirates accounting for over 70% of these sales. The success of Brazilian eggs in the Middle East is attributed to their high quality and halal certification, which is crucial for Muslim-Arab markets. Katayama Alimentos, a company that produces both chicken and quail eggs, has been a key contributor to this growth, expecting to export 10% of its production, including 20% to the UAE. The global Muslim market, expected to reach 3 billion people by 2030, presents a significant opportunity for halal product sales, which are projected to reach $3.2 trillion in 2024.

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Brazilian eggs have increasingly conquered the international table. In the first quarter, according to data released by the Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA), 3,800 tonnes of the product were exported, generating revenue of US $ 5 million. The United Arab Emirates absorbed more than 70% of sales, making a total contribution of US $ 2.9 million to total revenue. "The UAE took a significant leap this year in importing eggs from Brazil. They practically tripled their participation in the first months of this year. Being responsible for 2,799 thousand tons, 255% more than the value imported in 2020. The Middle East It is a market driven by good quality Brazilian goods, and the egg, like chicken, which has halal certification, which means that it is allowed for Muslim-Arab consumption, opens up more business opportunities in these countries, because it attests to the safety of food throughout the productive chain ", says Omar Chahine, Cdial Halal's International Relations ...

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