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Brazilian egg shipments, including fresh and processed products, declined compared to July, but reached the highest volume ever recorded for August in the historical series of the Secretariat of Foreign Trade (Secex), which began in 1997.
Data from the Secretariat, compiled and analyzed by Cepea, shows that egg exports totaled 2,320 tons in August, a decrease of 13% compared to July, but 9% above the volume shipped in the same month of 2025. This was the first year-on-year increase since February of this year.
Chile remains the main destination for Brazilian egg protein – in August, the country received 1,210 tons of fresh and processed eggs, a slight decrease of 41 tons compared to the previous month. Even so, Chile received 52.31 tons of the total exported by Brazil in August.
