Brazil is poised to achieve record levels in chicken meat and pork production and exports in 2025, according to recent projections from the meat lobby ABPA.
Key Highlights:
Chicken Production Growth:
Brazil’s chicken meat production is anticipated to reach 15.3 million metric tons in 2025, marking a 2.7% increase from the previous year.
Exports are expected to rise to 5.4 million tons, reflecting a 1.9% growth.
Pork Production Expansion:
Pork production is projected to grow by up to 2%, reaching 5.45 million tons.
Export shipments could increase by 7.4%, reaching 1.45 million tons.
Economic Factors:
ABPA head Ricardo Santin noted that Brazil’s economic conditions are likely to sustain domestic consumption levels, bolstered by the sector’s ongoing competitiveness.
He stated, “Brazil’s economic situation should keep consumption levels sustained in the domestic market, supported by the sector’s continued competitiveness.”
Market Opportunities:
New export markets are expected to emerge in Central America and Africa, enhancing Brazil’s position as a leading supplier of meat products.