Brazilian egg exports exceed 1,800 tons in November.

Brazilian egg exports, including fresh and processed eggs, totaled 1,893 tons in November, according to the Brazilian Association of Animal Protein (ABPA). This figure exceeds by 5.8% the total egg exports recorded in the same period last year, which were 1,789 tons.

In terms of revenue, exports from the sector totaled US$5.247 million in November, a 32.8% increase compared to the eleventh month of 2024, which totaled US$3.953 million.

ABPA President Ricardo Santin: "Egg export volumes continue at a high rate compared to previous years" – Photo: Mario Castello

In the year (January to November), total shipments from the sector reached 38,637 tons, a volume 135.4% higher compared to last year's 16,414 tons.

In terms of revenue, the total recorded up to November reached US$92.130 million, a balance 163.51% higher compared to the first eleven months of 2024, which totaled US$34.965 million.

Among the main destinations, Japan led in November with 757 tons (+266.81 TP4T compared to the previous year), followed by Mexico with 284 tons (+511 TP4T), Chile with 261 tons (-29.11 TP4T), the United Arab Emirates with 205 tons (-9.71 TP4T), and Uruguay with 96 tons (-16.91 TP4T). “Egg export volumes continue at a high rate compared to previous years, now with new high-value-added destinations, which is favoring the profitability of shipments,” assesses the president of ABPA, Ricardo Santin.