Egg exports grow 304.7% in July

Brazilian egg exports (including fresh and processed products) totaled 5,259 tons in July 2025, according to the Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA). This represents an increase of 304.71 metric tons compared to the same period last year, when 1,300 tons were shipped.

Revenue generated by shipments in July reached US$1.808 million, a balance 340.9% higher than that obtained in the same month of 2024, with US$1.505T 2.678 million.

President of the Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA), Ricardo Santin: “It is not yet possible to predict the effect of trade issues with the United States on product shipments, but there is a prospect of eventual maintenance of flow” – Photo: Disclosure/Alimenta

With the month's performance, the accumulated total between January and July reached 30,174 tons exported, a volume 207.3% higher than that recorded in the same period last year (9,818 tons). Accumulated revenue reached US$$ 69.567 million, an increase of 232.2% compared to the US$$ 20.940 million obtained between January and July 2024.

The United States remains the main destination for Brazilian egg exports, with 18,976 tons shipped in the first seven months of the year (+1.419%) and revenue of US$$ 40.7 million (+1.769%). Next comes Chile, with 2,562 tons (-27.9%) and US$$ 7.533 million, Japan, with 2,019 tons (+175.2%) and US$$ 4.689 million (+163.3%), and Mexico, with 1,843 tons and US$$ 8.135 million. Other highlights in the period include Angola (889 t), the United Arab Emirates (1,677 t), Uruguay (428 t), and Sierra Leone (473 t).

"It is not yet possible to predict the impact of trade issues with the United States on shipments of the product, but there is a prospect of eventual maintenance of the flow, as North American demand for the product remains high in the face of the shortage of the product faced in that market," assesses ABPA president Ricardo Santin.